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1943-D LWC Replated?

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1943-D-LWC---Replated???

1943-D-LWC---Replated???

I have a really rough time grading these...

I see wear on the cheek and jaw...and above the ear.
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I'm not an expert but the replated 43's usually jump out at you...they seem to have an unatural shine that reminds me a little of mercury...I don't see that here and would give it an AU58.
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Thanks Maineman750. I agree, it's usually very easy to tell when one has been replated. That's probably why this one looks so different to me. I don't see any rust at all along the rim, and the details are nice and sharp.

Usually a replated coin shows much more wear.
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Looks fine to me, just a little circulation rub and dirt. AU
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I would say Original surface. I'm not sure if there is a flat spot on
the cheek and rub on the ear (so I may be wrong) but the bow tie and hair look MS
and the reverse looks MS so I'm going MS61
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