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1954 S LWC Die Break?

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Do you think this is large enough to be considered a die break? The "9" in the date



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It is just a die chip, the post that form the loop of the nine chipped away from the die.
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Not a die break, IMHO
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Die chip and keepable if you collect them.
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On the inside of the 9, there is no post there. It is a curved edge that is what shapes the device. It usually shows a small chip at first and then continues to crumble away. You can see the same event starting on the 5 on the date in the same direction. The dies were over used on the 1950's wheat cents. So we can see several events happening over and over. Same with the 4 on the date, but chipping in a different direction.
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