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1958 LWC Looks Like Slag On "Liberty"

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Looks like slag between the "b" and the "e" of liberty

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its a "BIE" which is the popular name given to a die break between the B and E in Liberty
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They were once collected and there was even a book about them.
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It is a die chip. After they realized what it was in the 1960's, they stopped collecting these. Why? because they appear in varying degrees unlike a RPM. The chip started out small and as the die aged it continued to enlarge. It is not a variety, just die breakdown. Because the dies were continued to be used after normal retirement, the wheat cents of the 50's show a lot of strange things during that extended overuse period.
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