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1983 Lincoln Cent, Extra Material In Number 8 In Year

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Hello, I found a 1983 Lincoln Cent with what appears to be extra material in the number 8 in the year. Is this a mint error? If so, is it anything special? Thanks.
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Very nice broken posts on that number 8 in the date. This is a nice example, but not sure that there would be a numismatic premium.
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Nice. Might be a very small premium. Check the Cud site for an attribution number.
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Yes, broken post die chip--nice one too. Might be able to sell it to a collector who lusts for interesting die chips. Perhaps 25-50 cents.

The usual question--what does the reverse look like?
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Super closeup shot!



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That is a nice die chip that has "grown" into both holes of the 8. Congrats.
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Thanks for all the feedback. Here is a photo of the reverse.


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These are just die events. These posts break off the die, and the die is continued to be used. Will be continue to be used. So as many as 54% of these could look like that. So there is no premium for these with this die event.
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