Is This A 2000 1¢ WDDR-010?

That was the problem, I didn't see them.

Any other opinions?

Here is the location where the die chips are supposed to be located:

Coppercoins used to have a requirement on the size of the 'Bar' cents. They used to require they be as long as the arm on the statue. Then they required longer bars. So it is probably a minor one. I have 5 rolls that are unlisted yet. Someday someone may list them all. But till them, they rest in tubes.

John might be interested. There are so many minor ones though. Wiles lists a few varieties. Coppercoins lists more than the CONECA listings. But Wexler lists more of the minor varieties. So it would be best to ask John What he thinks about it by sending him your best image/s.

An unlisted coin usually refers to a variety that has not yet been numbered. IE: A RPM variety.

This one is listed on various sites with different numbers. So it is a listed example. On coppercoins it is 1909S-1MM-001 CONECA lists it as 1909-S RPM-001. 1909-s WRPM-002. The different ways they are listed show the source of how listed it.
http://doubleddie.com/902255.html
A different one:

1909S-1MM-002 Coppercoins. CONECA 1909-S RPM-002 Wexler lists it as 1909-S WRPM-001. Some list them differently, but these are what they call attributed dies. They are listed, cataloged so you can match them up. The ones that are new or sometimes a minor die, are unlisted. Maybe because none has been attributed yet, or are too minor to list in their files. Hope this helps. This applies to doubled dies and other varieties. Listing for Cuds on cuds-on-coins.com and BIEs and other things are cataloged so you can organize them in your collection with numbers. If they are not there, then they are an unlisted coin. If the coin is a normal coin, then it would not be listed. Just special dies are attributed.