This Is A Unique 1958 Lincoln Error In Liberty Probably Post Mint. Check It Out

possible BIE die chip, place in flip and add to BIE pile. Also why everybody forget to see that it looks like a 1958 DDO, doubling on all 5 letters of liberty, we need to see full pic front and back

Here is obverse and reverse with error in 1958 Lincoln.

Was just curious as to what could have happened? Not interested in errors and varieties, but others are (and I think that's cool) as I find them, I am willing to give them a new home. Had the coin taken a hit post mint, it seems there would have been more evidence around liberty. Without the scope the "B" in liberty looked pregnant. I hadn't seen something like this before. My examination of coins is in it's infancy and will not likely progress much further

Not worth the hassle and maybe I can make a few friends along the way. I probably have too many friends in the profession I am in. Maybe someone will pay it forward. My passion is learning how to grade Lincolns and I run across these. What am I going to do with them? At a very small price for me I might be able to help somebody else with their collection. Now if we are talking high dollar stuff then maybe I would think about it. Still good advice you are giving me. I would hope if I had a high dollar error someone on the forum would tell me.

Looks like sheered metal from that device. A die chip would show a connection at the field level, not falling on the field lever. Just an altered device.

The lower bow of the "B" took a hit and reduced the size of the bow.

on the die crack on the head area, and the curves on the B of liberty show a sink going to the space towards the E, so an interesting hit, so coop and others I agree with.