The latest Coin and Bank note magazine has an article with a checklist on what to look for on a genuine 1930 Penny. The reverse of this coin appears to be that of a genuine 1930 Penny.
The obverse is a bit less certain, the letters don't seem to quite line up with the beads like they should. The obverse is also covered in grime and has scratches around the kings neck, presumably from cleaning.
It may be a genuine 1930 penny but it is far from problem free. Recently there have been much nicer examples sold on eBay for around $20k - $23k.
The Magazine article also made an estimate of the number of 1930 Pennies in existence. The author estimated that there may be as many as 6000. He also estimates that 25% of them in collections are forgeries
