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1957 D Cent Error?

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Hello. Take a look. What do you think? Thanks!

1957-D-Cent-Error?

1957-D-Cent-Error?
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Die chips on the devices. They are common during the 1950's as they over used the dies past normal retirement usage. So you can find things/event that happened to dies that normally doesn't happen on other years.
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Thanks Coop! Very interesting. I'm sure the other coin I just posted has the same thing going on.
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Correct. Dies break down with continued use after normal retirement.
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Looks like a die clash by the date also. The die chip between B & E makes it a BIE.
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