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1943 ICG Genuine Steel Cent Blue Core Slab
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1943 ICG Genuine Steel Cent Blue Core Slab
Title: 1943 ICG Genuine Steel Cent Blue Core Slab
Description: This 1943 Lincoln Steel Cent is housed in a specialized ICG (Independent Coin Graders) Blue Core Slab, which provides a striking visual contrast to the metallic luster of the coin. Struck during World War II to conserve copper for the war effort, this 1943 cent is composed of zinc-coated steel. The holder identifies the coin as ICG-Genuine, ensuring its classification as a wartime steel issue. The slab is securely sealed, featuring a Heritage Coins retail label and a distinct blue insert that makes it a unique addition for collectors of error coins, emergency coinage, or specialized third-party grading holders. This piece represents a significant moment in American numismatic history...