1943 No 4 And 4/4

Hard to tell from the glare on the pics, it could be die wear, too.
Jim

I agree with coppercoins but I would also add that there is a lot of doubling evident on 1943 cents, in general that has nothing to do with die doubling.

The plating seems to move around a little bit during the strike giving the appearance of doubling. (We see that today on the current plated cents)

In many cases, the 1943 cent series is also "victimized" by what is known as reprocessing. That is when a coin is cleaned and re-plated outside of the mint. The re-plating often causes a doubled look to the details on a coin.

Neither of these is the case on these 2 coins but I wanted to add a little detail as to other reasons for doubling on 1943 dated cents.

coppercoins, as always hits the nail right on the head. Nothing out of the ordinary on these coins.

I have several 43's I want to suspect as errors; however, I am aware that some of the missing letters or parts of dates may have simply deteriorated off the steel coin.