Looking For Examples Bronze 1943 LWC?

no, they were zinc coated steel, the errors were made out of bronze

the 1943 steel cents were made out of zinc coated steel, no bronze at all.

the errors were made out of bronze, not steel

Any clue what this coin is on scales?

For the record, this is correct and given the wandering of this thread, it is worth repeating.

maybe contact legend numismatics, they know where one is since they just helped a guy buy the only 1943-D known for 1.7 million dollars. He may sell if you offer him 2.7. These things usually trade privately between person to person and don't end up on web sites or auctions for sale, unless the well known collector dies and someone like Heritage is cosigned to liquidate their collection. The people that actually have them are probably hounded for years by the same people until they are finally ready to sell. They usually keep their identities private where only a handful of big time dealers know who they belong to so no one will know what exactly is in their collections. When someone comes in to these big time dealers and say they want a certain type of coin those dealers know who has that specific coin and they mediate between the two parties to generate a deal they both can live with, or when the owner is ready to sell they contact these dealers and let them know its on the market and they contact people they know will be interested and mediate between the 2 parties to strike a deal. here is pictures of the coin

Yes I would think they would weigh the same as any other bronze Lincoln Cent since they were struck on the same planchets

WOW, I was always under the impression that the 1943 copper cent was just a legend. I am also amazed that pieces exist from all 3 mints.
Again........ WOW!