I have the following sealed 1998 proof penny that has breaks on the #1 column at the top that extends into the architrave (horizontal component that the column rest on) and a chip out of the #7 column. Any additional value as it is a proof coin with defects?
Two things seem like a possibility. 1)Damage from a hit at the mint 2)Excess "debris" at the mint filled that portion of the die and kept metal from flowing into that area.
I wouldn't expect either to have any extra value.
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Column 7 possible die chip looks incuse, a die chip would be raised. Top of column 1 looks shiny, is it? To me both look like PSD. Let's wait for a few more members to chime in.No added value,IMHO. John1
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