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I think this was an old school tactic to make 1943s, which were very prone to corrosion, look BU when they were not. The plating problem is so widespread that is it is almost hard to find an example that hasn't been replated. Some are glossy, others are more matte with streaks. I would imagine that those doing the replating did it with batches of coins, not one at a time.
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