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2014 LSC Die Dent Of Reverse?

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I'm not sure what this is called. Die chip? Die dent? Cud?

Looking to learn.

Also, are these collectible?

Thanks


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 Posted 08/19/2019  6:14 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not a Die Dent. Just a Die Chip that's starting to progress. The top of the shields are a very common place for Die Chips.
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Thank you Errors and Varieties!

Going to trash pile
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Nice die chip!
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Thanks for checking out my thread antmark3d
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Remember, a Cud has to be attached to the rim of the coin. ( I typed that really slow).....all in good fun..
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Thank you GreasyFingers. Are coins that exhibit die chips worth keeping? Because I tossed this one in "trash" pile?

Thanks for your feedback
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Keep what you like...I only save large ones or bee hives/hornet nests...found on the reverse of LMC (check search box for examples...good luck
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