Looks like a couple die chips, one at BE, and another at the 9 in date.
I don't know what was going on at the mints in the late 50's but, of all the mistakes I've found, overwhelmingly it seems 1957 and 1958 stand out. I have so many die chips at the date on 1957's, if I photographed them side by side, you could almost see the Die Deterioration progression.
Maybe they weren't finished celebrating the End of Korean War yet ?
Just a few samples, ALL are 1957.
Dan



I don't know what was going on at the mints in the late 50's but, of all the mistakes I've found, overwhelmingly it seems 1957 and 1958 stand out. I have so many die chips at the date on 1957's, if I photographed them side by side, you could almost see the Die Deterioration progression.
Maybe they weren't finished celebrating the End of Korean War yet ?
Just a few samples, ALL are 1957.
Dan



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01/01/2019 1:53 pm
01/01/2019 1:53 pm






















