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Die cracks. Very common in the 1950s 1960s and early 1970s.
you won't get rich off this one. Too common.
Gary Kozera
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It's more than just a Die Crack. That is known as an Interior Die Break (IDB), probably mixed with some Retained Interior Die Break (RIDB). See Cuds on Coins here:
http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cen...eak-1909-1958/
There are several 1955 IDBs, RIDBs, etc listed but I don't see yours, so you can probably get it listed if you want to take the appropriate photos. Contact JC Stevens.
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Yes it would be a new listing. If you want it listed follow the instructions in the link below.
Attributions Guide On What To Do : Cuds on Coins (cuds-on-coins.com)Comment
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Thanks for the input and help but I'll have to wait till it resurfaces again lol.Comment
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Does that mean you dropped it in a lake while fishing?Comment
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No I've been searching through so many pennies that when I have interesting coins of question in my mind, I insert them into mini ziploc or single pill baggies an set them aside..
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I have so many questions I get discouraged from lack of knowledge.. I need a teacher!!Comment
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