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1957-D, Bie, And A Filled 9 In The Date, What's That Called?

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Ok, so the bottom half of the B in Liberty is filled, I believe that's a BIE.
But what is it when the 9 in the date is filled?
This is the same coin.
Thanks
1957-D,-Bie,-And-A-Filled-9-In-The-Date,-What's-That-Called?
1957-D,-Bie,-And-A-Filled-9-In-The-Date,-What's-That-Called?
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Sorry, not a 'BIE'. Both are die chips which are common for LWC in the 1950's.
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As I understand it, "bie" is a die chip between "b" and the "e".
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Just when I thought I had it down as what a BIE is.
Thank you so much for your knowledgeable feedback, I'm learning so much!
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@SD, the filled in letter B is a result of a broken post on the die, while the partly filled in number 9 is more broadly called a die chip.
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A 'BIE' is a die break that can be found between any of the letters of "LIBERTY." However, it is most commonly found between the 'B' and 'E' of "LIBERTY."
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Common "broken post" error with little premium if any.



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