Pretty much. Die Chips are very common on Wheat Cents from the 1950's. Some are collectible, like the BIE Die Chips. Also, if the Die Chip is huge, it can carry a premium over face value. In this case, I don't think your coins with Die Chips in the 5 of the date carries any premium.
the 1915, 1953 and the 1955 just show die chips (the 1953 also shows copper corrosion too) The 1957 and 1952 are damaged possibly by a Gumball Machine.
Next time ONLY ONE coin in each topic. If that requires multiple topics to be started, then that is the correct way to show and ask questions about your coins.
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