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1957 Wheat Penny Strike Error Or Post Strike Damage?

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I'm referring to the word liberty. Look at the I or E.
Thanks ahead of time.
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That's called a "BIE" Die Chip or Break, whatever you want to call it, but anyways, it happens when a small piece of metal breaks away from the die, causing a raised "blob" of metal to appear on freshly struck coins. Cuds-on-coins.com does catalog these if you want to take a look, and see if yours is listed. http://cuds-on-coins.com/ldb4-1957-2/
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Thank you
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