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1864-L Indian Head Cent Error

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I have this 1864-L Indian Head cent that I picked up last year. The "F" is missing in the legend and it has a die break on the rim. My question is: is this a common error and does it effect the value of the coin in any way?
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Your post was moved to the appropriate forum for the proper attention.
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That's called a Rim Cud.
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The missing F could be the result of a grease-filled die. A critical value determinant on this coin, however, is the environmental damage, which will hold the value down considerably.



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As coin frog said, the verdigris is the most concerning part of this coin, it may be worth getting conserved. The errors should have a negligible effect on value, if any.
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