Determining If A 1943 LWC Is Reprocessed

Exactly what Scooby Due said.

Almost true if you compare a naturally Uncirculated or MS grade 43 you would notice the difference.
However, there have been numerous varieties of replating or whatever some do to those coins. For example I am trying to put together rolls of the different types. The ones plated with Chrome are obvious since they look like a car's Chomed bumber. Those are the hardest for me to find. Zinc and/or Tin plated ones are sometimes less noticable unless the plater over did the process and everything appears enlarged for letters/numbers. Those are the more common and are supposed to make you think your getting a brand new one from the Mint just made yesterday. My favorite ones are the Copper Plated ones. And they too come in a variety of almost Brass to just Copper. The Copper ones were supposed to make you think they were the real Copper 1943 coins.

What I've always found really stupid about this replating or reprocessing is the value. I never tried to do this but I would assume the plating material ad set up, time, searching for the original coins, etc. would take a decent amount of money. Then taking somewhere to attempt to sell for a profit. At flea markets they sell for from $0.10 to $0.25. Even my favorites, the Copper plated ones, sell for about $1 each. My way of thinking is this entire situation is a real loss to someone, somewhere.

Thanks ya'll. Some cartwheel luster and die flow lines.
Wife said I had some BU's waiting for me at home. Well see.
If I have any doubts I'll throw up a pic or two.