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1958 Lincoln Penny Date Error

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 Posted 11/23/2020  4:32 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Zelos to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Was wondering if anyone had seen a 1958 Lincoln with what appears to be a date error in the 9. Is this worth getting checked out? I am fairly new to collecting. Thanks for any help or suggestions!
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 Posted 11/23/2020  4:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ijn1944 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That blob in the 9 is known as a die chip--in this case a broken post or filled 9. The part of the die that forms the 'interior' of the 9 breaks off, causing the void to be filled when the coin is struck. Nice example, but really doesn't add value to the Wheat cent. Not uncommon with '50s cents. A collector who is crazy in love with broken posts might pay upwards of 15-25 cents for the coin.
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No, this is a die chip issue. The difference? A post is on a incuse center device. The (9&6) on Lincoln cents are not closed. They are open. Thus when that area breaks out, it is a chip issue and not a broken post issue on those digits.
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