1909 VDB 1c Matte Proof?

It looks mothing like a matte proof to me. I wouldn't even worry about die markers. It's a business strike 1909 VDB.

Definitely not a matte proof.

Not a proof, but a nice example.

I'm sorry but I've always been taught to pay close attention to the die markers, are they important in identifying a coin or nah? And I'm aware there's no S lol I said the book had one in there, whether its the 09-s vdb is authentic , I have no clue, now to my understanding a coin can have the same die markers but only because they use that specific dye, my memory serves me right the 1883 Morgan was one where they used the branch mint die on business strikes, I want people to understand because sometimes even if you question somebody's reply people take it as an insult and in no way do I mean it like that I'm just generally interested in the knowledge from The Experience collectors that have been around thank you again

BH is correct, you only look at die markers for confirmation, not the starting point. This is a regular business strike.