Seems odd you compared this coin with this statement:
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This 2019 cent has a solid finish on the obverse with zero zinc rot almost proof looking and reverse
Big difference for a circulated coin to be compared with a proof coin?

But try making side by sides with the same width/height to compare with a normal coin and your coin. That will show what is really going on.

Then you can see what is really going on with your coins. Ho to do this? Crop both sets of images on the same devices. Make them crop with the two outer edges of the devices in opposite corners. Then size the images the same width and height. Then stack them over each other and then crop again to make both images the same size. Then you can see if they are normal, or if one is enlarged by being a doubled die. This helps on the presentation of images:





Seeing the normal sided devices compared with a normal set, will either show the same or enlarged/reduced. When you make images too larger, then the perspective will be altered as you have nothing to compare it to. Also having the devices level helps to compare with easier.