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'50s cents are fun! IIB and BIE die chips (I haven't checked cudsoncoins), looks like another chip in the R and cracks on the shoulder. And die chips on the reverse too. Love that cent.
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Yes they are. Have three rolls of 58 BU's that I haven't searched yet. Supposedly out of a bank box and not tampered with...we'll see. Thank you for the reply.
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Nice BIE find ! Going through a bunch of wheats tonight hopefully I'll find something good...
Edited by Slamnbass
12/22/2015 8:52 pm
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Between IB I think is damage. It is a BIE though.Die chip on R of LIBERTY.Die chip on left stalk and die crack/chip on C of CENT. The area on the bust is most interesting to me,will wait for a pro to chime in on that. John1  |
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J need to correct my terminology. Whatever is on the coat is not a Cud. Possibly an IDB ? |
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The area on the jacket is called a retained interior die break. It means exactly what it says. This die was breaking apart. a few more strikes and it would be done. Here is one I found in the head area a couple of years ago.  Edited by seal006
12/23/2015 07:37 am
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Your coin is a "IIBIE" II-F-Multiple. Unlisted on Cuds-on-Coins.
Cohen Index IIBIE 56-B77 (Stage 2 of 2 )
Hardy Index 56P-3F-4EH-1.
It is also a unlisted IDB "Interior Die Break" and possibly a RIDB "Retained Interior Die Break".
With your permission we would like to add this to our listings on COC.
JC Stevens
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You have my permission to list on your website; Cuds on Coins. Earl M. Williams |
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Thanks Earl. The listing is LDB34-1956-001B in the II-F-Multiple section.
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Gotta love the multiple error coins, especially when found in the wild.
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Also listed as a RIDB on COC RIDB-1c-1956-01.
Thanks Earl,
JC Stevens
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