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1943 LWC... Re-Processed?

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Hello! Today I recived a 3 lbs bag of LWC, and I got 2 1943 D steel cents. They looked BU, but I think that they could be re processed. If you could tell me what it is, it would be awesome! Merry Christmas!


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Doesn't look replated to me. This is typically how they look after years of circulation.
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Doesn't look reprocessed, just stained. Check the edge, if you can see the steel and zinc layers it isn't reprocessed.(The zinc plating tends to be visible as a different color along one edge from the zinc plating being drug down onto the edge from the planchets being punched from the strip.)
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Most of the reprocessed ones I've seen over the years have almost a bluish tint with a near mirror-like appearance.

Most of the natural uncs will have a silver gray matte finish.

Yours appears to be the unc finish but has some rust and or corrosion.
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not reprocessed, looks unc. probably rust forming especially if it was loose in a bag.
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Ok, thanks!
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