I'm not sure if that tiny little linear part is displaced metal from a hit or a die crack, but the top part of the number 5 being filled in is due to a die chip.
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Not a mint error. Appears to be a die chip in the 5 coupled with a well placed hit. Copper is a relatively soft metal and can take on interesting shapes when hit.
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