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1998 Lincoln Cent Error?

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1998-Lincoln-Cent-Error?
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Not quite sure if it's what you're referring to, but I do see a nice die crack on the reverse going through the R in AMERICA.
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Yes. and the collar on the front?
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Minor misalignment on the obverse die, but cracks and chips (and the like) are signs of an aging die (die set). Signs of aging aren't errors though. If you do a little research here and around the internet, you can do voluminous reading on errors, varieties, and other anomalies attributed to aging dies.

Happy reading! Good luck on the hunt!
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I have learned one thing with coins. Even with research nothing is certain only experience.
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Yes, but tell us what caught your eye, please!
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The die crack.
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Nice pics Newbie. Slight Misaligned Die and nice Die Crack, everything else looks normal.
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Thank you. Learning how to take good pictures is a hard learning itself.
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