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A Couple Of Die Chips?

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Both are on 2 different Lincoln cents. There is one on the "9" in 1970. The other is inside the "D" mint mark on the 1988 coin.


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Nice common die chip on the 1970 but the 1988 looks more like a gas bubble.
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The 1970 is a chip but the 1988 could be just a gas bubble(zinc rot). Even if the '88 is a chip I wouldn't keep it because it does have rot,below the "D".
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IMO die chips do not add any value to a coin unless it is very profound.
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Value is minimal on one or two chips but become more interesting with three or more. Location of the chip also can peak interest. It would be interesting to start a collection of wheaties and memorials with die chips. It could be challenging for some dates and mintmarks.
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