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1957 Wheat Penny. The E In Liberty Is Different

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So I was going through my wheat pennies again and looking at them through my microscope and I found this that I missed on my 1957. I'm sure it won't bring a premium. Cuz it seems like nothing I find does LOL I just love searching them and finding anomalies but let me know what y'all think.
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 Posted 08/11/2022  7:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
A variant BIE die chip, not uncommon.
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nice picture, but just a die chip
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A "BIE" is a die break "chip" between the letters of LIBERTY on a Lincoln Cent. These peculiar error pennies are among the most common type of die break varieties on Lincoln pennies. They're widely sought by Lincoln Penny collectors however, as well as error coin and variety enthusiasts. I have generally seen them sold for between 4.50 and $14 on ebay non graded sales, mostly because they are common they dont command larger values. This article mentions $5-10 which appears in line with my findings of actual sales. https://coins.thefuntimesguide.com/...ror-pennies/
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BIE die chip
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@scrap, very nice find and worth saving in a 2x2. Well done.
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Yes, yes. Nice example of a BIE die chip.
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Nice "side" collection to form...various "BIEs"...quite a few.

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