Is This A 1943 D/D? I Need Some Help Please

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You shouldn't start more than one thread about the same subject.

Just hit reply to topic on this thread and you can post new pictures. But that coin does look replated Which is probably what caused the doubling .

No

bose357 , please post photos of full obv.and rev. of your cent in question.

There appears to be some die wear present (steel dies and steel planchets make the dies wear faster) and evidence of reprocessing done on your coin. When the cent are reprocessed, they may not prepare them correctly. Any residue will show up as something on your coin as something when it is under the plating. Plating these cents ruins collectable value. The surfaces should be dull in color and not shiny.

Not a RPM as the 4 in the date and the mint mark are affected. The die movement during the strike altered these devices, not on the die. (but still is a steel Wheat cent)

The original finish should look like this: