1925-S Is This An Error? (Cent)

@mun, where are you seeing doubling with the coin in hand? Best would be to add a well-lit closeup pic of this area to the thread. Thx.

Better pics would help.

I hope this are better picture. Around the letter D & S in trust. And is it a woody?

Even on worn coins you will see the mixture that is in the metal that was cut to be a blank. Some vary in color and look more like wood than others.





These are different than the rolling lines seen on the current cents:


Zinc cent rolling lines on stock blanks/planchets:

On the rolling lines you often see these on the copper cents after the BU is gone. They they appear for a while until they wear off the coin. On the plated cents they can be see on before and after strikes. These are common to find and have no premium.

CoopHome: What are the differences between a woody coin and rolling lines? woody=metal issue. Rolling lines are a rolling stock metal that are seen on Memorial cents and even zinc cents.

Don't see this as a woody. Some like woodies, others not so much.