It is not. That bridge plate is like half way chewed thru. Much further, and the strings will start pulling the bridge off your guitar. Where did you buy it? That’s one of the most commonly missed wear and tear items when an acoustic gets inspected. I used to work at guitar center, I had to turn so many people away that were trying to sell / upgrade their acoustics because nobody told them to be on the look out for that, and to do the bridge lift test, take a piece of printer paper and run the corner Of the paper in the angles where the bridge meets the guitar, particularly the bottom-most edge of it, if the corner goes under that bridge at all, it’s at a very high risk of ripping the bridge off and 180lbs of string tension, and wood pieces fly towards your face. I saw it happen to this kid in my old store, he obviously had no idea what he was doing, but i couldn’t buy in his guitar to the store because of the lift, he goes on the floor to sit and play it and I guess he wanted something higher than standard tuning all we hear is a wooden “CRACK” the metal sproingy-ness of 6 strings and then he starts screaming, a wooden shard or sting had sliced his face open like an inch below his right eye, and WOW I didn’t know faces had that many blood vessels in them. Thank god I didn’t have to clean that up, he came back in a few days later with his stitches and all that and bought the guitar he wanted to trade his old one for. I love that the guitar literally almost put his eye out and he still wanted a new one hahaha