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1950 D Lincoln Cent BIE

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I think this might be LDB4-1950D-003 from coins-on-cuds but I am not sure. The site says LDB4-1950D-003 is supposed to have a die marker of "die crack rim to coat".

1950-D-Lincoln-Cent-BIE

1950-D-Lincoln-Cent-BIE

1950-D-Lincoln-Cent-BIE

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Good luck with matching your coin - to listed ones. Yours is pretty worn. I know that I have a hard time matching coins when they are in much better condition. I suppose that - I -am the problem. You might have it attributed correctly. Good luck - in any case.
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It looks like the 003, but to be certain, you would have to ask JC.
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Your coin appears to have the Crack on the coat as well - here is a zoom in.

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Your coin has a lot of "Circulation Compression" so it is hard to tell for sure.
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Thanks everyone! Thanks also, Coincents. I found the coin last night in a in a machine-wrapped bank roll.
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Still a keeper since it is a "BIE" and copper.
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