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1957 Lincoln Cent BIE

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I ran into an entire roll of these at a recent show. Pages and pages of BIEs are listed in both the Cohen book and BIE Handbook so I made no attempt so figure out which it is.

1957-Lincoln-Cent-BIE
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I was looking through the cohen book as you posted this

Cohen book only has one 57 that goes over top triangle like with angled bottom and two clumps looks exactly like it for a drawing.

57-B608 or 57-B609 is the same but with 9 filled
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Is that doubling seen to the left of the L, left of I, left and below of B, left of R, and left top horizontal of T?
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That looks like Die Deterioration.
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I think OcalaFlorida is correct in it being the 57-B608 (pg 66) which will show a cracked skull, two die cracks on the coat with a die break east of VBD. The Reverse will Die Breaks/Chips on the left wheat and on the T in CENT.
The 57-B609 will have a filled 9 (Die Chip) in the Date.

Depending on the markers Hardy Index listing could be 57P-4FL+21 (pg LXIII).

We do not yet have this die listed on COC.
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Thanks for humoring the newbie. Trying to learn.
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I've got several of the 57 BIE's from Grandpa's collection, so, I believe it Ken
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