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1943-D&s Steel Cents, Dble Mint Marks & Dble Date?

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Got curious on these two and having a tough time figuring them out, all help would be appreciated. Tyia. Cheers.
Jon



1943-D&s-Steel-Cents,-Dble-Mint-Marks-&-Dble-Date?

1943-D&s-Steel-Cents,-Dble-Mint-Marks-&-Dble-Date?

1943-D&s-Steel-Cents,-Dble-Mint-Marks-&-Dble-Date?

1943-D&s-Steel-Cents,-Dble-Mint-Marks-&-Dble-Date?

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1943-D&s-Steel-Cents,-Dble-Mint-Marks-&-Dble-Date?
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Hey bud. Way cool coins. The photos are a little blurry but the mm looks like it is definitely doubled. Very nice coins. The folks here are very very knowledgeable. Welcome.
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Thanks Tech, I'll add a couple of better pics, thanks for the heads up.
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Both are showing die wear towards the rim on the mint marks. If this cent re-processed? That enhances the die wear as well. On the 'S' mint one you can see the same die wear on the 4. Keep in mint the steel planchets make the dies wear a lot faster. (steel on steel contact)
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Thanks Coop, not sure if they are re-processed or not, I got a deal on 3 coinguard binders that were worked on filling for quite a few years, so not sure of their history. Fred felt they were either plating, mechanical or ejection doubling.

That's a first I've ever heard about re-processed when you mentioned it, did some reading on it, thanks for all your info.
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If they appear shiny, they are probably re-processed. They should be dull in look even on high grade coins.
Origninal surface:
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