The 1943 Mercury Dime is a classic representation of Adolph A. Weinman's iconic Liberty Head design, renowned for its intricate artistry and wartime historical significance. This particular dime was minted at the Philadelphia facility, which produced 191,710,000 pieces, making it more common relative to other mint locations, yet highly sought after for its emblematic depiction of freedom during an era marked by global conflict. The 1943 issue does not carry a mintmark, typical for Philadelphia coins, and collectors prize examples with full bands designation where the horizontal bands are clearly separated, indicating an exceptional strike. This coin exhibits exemplary luster and sharp relief, reflective of the exceptional craftsmanship from this wartime era and remains an attractive addition for numismatists aiming to complete a full set of Mercury Dimes or to appreciate the transitionary period of U.S. coinage materials.