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1982 LMC Die Chip - Unusual Location?

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Seal, you would then expect parts such as inset letters (2005 OIV 5 cent) to wither away just as fast
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No because the way they are made, If you notice that the deepest part of those letters is narrower than the outside edges where they meet the field. This is because they are cone shaped. The edge on a dent in the die would curve upward slightly as it was displaces and the edge would be narrow and pointy.
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I wrote into JC Stevens at cudsoncoins website about this and conclusion is Die Chip (since it is a solid clump)

His final response " it's a toss up (Gas bubble/Die Chip ). I have seen Die Chips that are not connected to a device, but not many."

He even offered to sent me a picture of one next time he comes across one.

So pretty cool to me.

Thanks for all your responses.
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Very cool indeed. It is pretty amazing how you can rub elbows with the experts. I do not know many hobbies that are like that.
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You have got right. As I have been finding out through my posts - we are fortunate to have the top experts as part of this forum. This is the most amazing Forum and I am glad to be a part of it. I wish I had started getting into this hobby years ago (when my vision was better).
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