1943-S 1C

Description

# 1943-S Lincoln Steel Cent. A superb example of the wartime steel cent from the San Francisco Mint, this NGC MS-67 specimen represents the pinnacle of preservation for this historically significant World War II era coinage. The 1943 steel cent was produced as a wartime measure to conserve copper for military equipment, making this pristine example a remarkable survivor of an iconic numismatic year. The coin exhibits exceptional mint state preservation, with brilliant silvery-gray surfaces that showcase the unique metallurgical composition of these wartime issues. Razor-sharp details and exceptional mint luster are immediately apparent, demonstrating why this piece has achieved the near-perfect MS-67 grade from NGC. The certificate number 6819706001 confirms its authenticity and exceptional quality. Mintage details: The San Francisco Mint produced 191,550,000 steel cents in 1943, making this an accessible yet historically fascinating issue for World War II numismatic collectors. This particular specimen represents the absolute finest quality available, with minimal contact marks and extraordinary eye appeal that sets it apart from typical examples of this challenging issue. Condition Report: - Grade: NGC MS-67. - Mint: San Francisco (S). - Year: 1943. - Metal: Zinc-coated steel. - Exceptional preservation. - Minimal contact marks. - Brilliant original surfaces