1943 copper penny?

Dannycoco

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I was going thru my wheat cents and found this . It really looks like a 1943 copper penny but the coin shop thinks otherwise. Second opinions? ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1510511483.295160.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1510511503.200728.jpg
 

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does it stick to a magnet
 

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it maybe no idea the date is to messed up
 

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3rd number looks like a 1 to me

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Pretty sure it’s not a 1943 because the tail end in the 3 would have been all th way down to the same level as the tail end on the 9. If you draw an imaginary line from the 9 towards the 4 digit there is no evidence of any embossing of metal anywhere . I also agree with the other members observations through deductive reasoning that it’s a one and therefore a 1941

I ran a few filters over it to look for more embossing through shadows on the fourth digit

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