The listing is for two 1943-D Steel Cents from the Denver Mint in uncirculated condition - one normal brilliant uncirculated, and the other choice uncirculated, and oddly toned. There is no evidence of wear on either coin, and no abrasions, scratches, or dings.

These small cents feature a Lincoln Wheat design and are composed of steel and zinc coating due to wartime shortages of copper. One coin exhibits odd toning, giving it a unique appearance.

They are ungraded and uncertified. Made in the United States during World War II, these steel cents hold historical significance and are sure to be a valuable addition to any collection of US coins.

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