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Philosophical Error Question. '86 D Penny

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Is it "worth" it to set aside a coin with only a chip like this?

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to me, that looks like a plating bubble more than a chip. its zinc rot happening under the rating that creates this bubble. if it were a chip, personally I wouldn't keep it, but it only costs a cent to set it aside, so if you like it, keep it!
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Sure enough it flattened out under my thumbnail. Just polling for what is typically considered interesting. I absolutely do keep coins just because I like them though. ;-)
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IF it had been a die chip -- maybe I'd keep it. I set aside all kinds of junk.

I used to always say that I would keep anything that interested me until it became inconvenient to do so. Well, after a few years of collecting, it has become inconvenient to do so. Someday (Ha!) I intend to put my little oddities collection in a notebook and whatever fits in ONE small notebook I will keep and the rest will have to go.

Genuine errors that have some premium value will have their own special place.
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