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1995 P Lincoln Memorial Cent - Odd "Liberty"

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posted are two scans, of a 1995P Lincoln. when I first looked at it I thought there was a post mint damage, gouge between the I and B in liberty. after looking at it under magnification, it is actually extra metal between the letters. I know a " Cud" occurs near the edge or rim. what do I have on this one. I am still in a sharp learning curve here. opinions are appreciated. thanks.

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On other years that would be called a BIE. But on your coin its a LIIB. It is a die chip on those devices. One to keep around to show to new collectors.
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cool. thanks. any idea what might be going on with the "E". any premium value?
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Not really a value on these there not considered and error. I do keep them for referance good source of information

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Jazz is correct , die chips along with a sundry list of other types of anomolies are considered a normal part of die wear in the minting process and as such they are not errors nor do they carry a premium, they are however interesting and its up to each individual collector if they want to keep them or not , just be sure to clearly mark the holder what it is and that there is no added value and the coin was kept for interest and a learning tool only .

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