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2008 LMC With Extra Metal By Top Of Column

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Please help me identify the type of error this is. The metal piece at the top of the column appears to be independent of the column, not just a gouge.

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A die gouge is on the fields and is raised like a scratch, but stronger. This is a die chip. How to tell the difference? On a die chip they look granular on the top of the chip. That is from the die part that broke away from the die. When this happens it creates a void on the die, the void fills during the strike, and that is what the void looks like on the die.
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Yes a little die chip. We sometimes call this a "hornet's nest" due to their location under the eaves.
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Thank you for your help. It's appreciated!
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