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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bigjpst, post: 2580492, member: 21015&quot;]Just a guess, but typically they don&#039;t put designations on coins when there is only one option. Example: Seated coins from 1873 have both with and without arrows, so it goes on the label. It is assumed that your 1943 D nickel is silver, so no need for the designation. 1942 on the other hand had both wartime alloy, and regular copper nickel. </p><p>Steel cents are a bit different where there were no regularly intended copper coins, but some were made, so sometimes you will see steel on the slab, even though we know 99.9999999999999 of the 1943 cents are steel.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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