Four 1943 S Steel Wheat Pennies

[N-6849]

My husband and I purchased a roll of uncirculated original bank wrapped 1943 S Steel wheat cents. We haven't seen any matches so far for the triple S error that we have discovered on the 1943 S. Here are the four coins from the same roll listed below, there are also a few more coins from the same roll that we have not listed.

[mustbebob]

That's pretty typical for a lot of 1943 cents. There is die deterioration and plating issues on many of these coins. There is also struck through grease issues. I also just went through an uncirculated 1943S roll, and almost all of them has issues just like this. Based upon what I am seeing here, noe of your examples are actual die varieties, but are die and striking errors.

[MintErrors]

My husband and I purchased a roll of uncirculated original bank wrapped 1943 S Steel wheat cents. We haven't seen any matches so far for the triple S error that we have discovered on the 1943 S. Here are the four coins from the same roll listed below, there are also a few more coins from the same roll that we have not listed.

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