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1953 S Is That A D Inside The 9

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Looks like a die chip to me.
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Die chip for sure. Very common area for this to happen. The piece in the center of the 9 breaks off of the die, and all coins after that will have a blob of metal there.

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one more thing I have a couple of them with extra thicknes of the eye lid is it caused by the same effect?
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A doubled eyelid is a doubled die. Usually they are easy to spot. The only problem is that some are die flow and they can be confusing. Images would help. I would start a new thread so as to not confuse the thread.
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A nice strong example. But the angle of the eyelid would be the same as the eyelid.
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