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1957-D W/Various Die Chips - Value Question

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i have recently (re)found a small cup of over 120 1957D wheat's. some in very good grade (high au - ms). they all have some form of die wear. chips, on the 9,95, 195, "B" in liberty, or BIE breaks, or combinations of these.

the question is - do they have any premium value - over the obvious grade/year value.

thanks.
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Very common year for BIE's and die chips, unless they are very extreme in size not much more then a dollar or two but people on ebay do sell them for $5-8 on average pay now but mostly likely they only sell at auction for $1 or 2

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sac...=nc&LH_BIN=1
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You might want to check on coppercoins.com for die varieties. That would be worth more than the common die fatigue errors. The 1950's cent dies were used way past normal retirement. So there are a lot of die wear, die chips, die cracks, die breaks and ETC during that period. They maybe of interest to some new collectors. I saved a bunch of these types of errors in a collection and realized that these were common and now being a seasoned collector, wonder why I saved all these.
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