Real Or Fake 1943 D Copper Cent?

@John1.... I didn't realize Mr. Potter was a member here, I always enjoy his FB posts, lots of great info & articles.

Hello all, the coin arrived today and upon seeing it for myself, I have to conclude that it is fake for a number of reasons, but still unlike any I've researched. New photos are posted below, but they aren't much better and I think it's simply because the coin lacks detail.
What stood out to me initially:
1. As one commenter aptly noticed, the hairline seems off when compared to any known 43 examples, steel or otherwise. Especially the divot in the hair below the WE looks deeper than any I've seen.
2. As bats noted, the edges do seem very off and indeed sharp to the touch, unlike any cent I've ever handled.
3. The detail on the relief is far from what I'd think it would be, given the deeper striking pressure on the die. This is perhaps the most clear reason I think it's counterfeit, although the seller's photos left room for doubt.
I'm sure there are other reasons you all can notice as well, feel free to share but I do intend to send it back.

Thank you very much for your replies and insights. It's not a complete loss with all I've learned the last few days.

Hope you didn't pay much for this.

Well it was a good lessons for me too. Especially with those transferred die thingamabobs.

I am skeptical buying a coin that the seller knowingly understand how much this coin is worth, and you bought it by just looking at pictures? Since you haven't receive it till now, but you know it passed the magnet test before hand?

Send to NGC regardless might be 0.000000001% it might be real. Does it have WRL mintmark?

Did any of the 43 D copper pennys have doubling or RpMs