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1955-D Lincoln Wc BIE

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Here's one (red cent) with a BIE.
1955-D-Lincoln-Wc-BIE
1955-D-Lincoln-Wc-BIE
1955-D-Lincoln-Wc-BIE
1955-D-Lincoln-Wc-BIE


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Looks like a die chip in the second 5 as well.
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Thanks Coinfrog. No chip number took a little hit and it's cruddy.
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Very nice BIE @rob. I'm gonna move this thread over to the correct spot in CCF though so that it gets seen by the right eyes.
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Die chips are extremely common in that area on the 1950s LWCs. Just a result of the mints overusing the dies then.
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Nice BIE Rob!
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Nice BIE dude!
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Or it might be a lamination/struck through debris? Looks like the upper part of the 'E' took a turn left in the center and move to a new location? Why would a die chip develop on the top of the 'B'?
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