1958 Lincoln Cent Die Clash? But I See A 4 On The Reverse?(John 1)

Not seeing a die clash and the "4" looks like contact marks from other coins.The "O" in ONE looks like a Struck Through Grease or a known weak area like on LMCs. I am only correct around 80% of the time. You need coops or Mikes input for more accuracy.
John1

What about under Lincolns chin then it goes around to his nose also back of neck

No evidence of a die clash on your coin. The lines you are seeing are from die polishing to remove the clash. The weakness on ONE on the reverse is a normal weakness of the strike on your coin. This is seen on many wheat and Memorial cents. But back to the die clash issue. On a die clash the central devices of wheat cents are seen on the obverse and and the outline of the bust on the the reverse When looking at how the outlines would be transferred will b e on certain areas of the design:



The clashes will show on the devices on the areas next to the bust:



Memorial Clashes:











They tend to be affected around the designs and devices close to the design.

CoopHome: Clash marks on cents? Where to look? Close to the central design on both sides of the coin

just damage.