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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2316985, member: 76739&quot;]Thank you for viewing this coin, sir please go back&nbsp; into this post and read the physical description described under 40 power magnification, the two chips that I&#039;m referring to are original they are not something stuck to the coin especially the one under the L in liberty, I know the photos not the best quality.&nbsp; I can only go by my personal observation, that the retain pieces of metal in the coin, or actual pieces of that coin, sir I&#039;m not a big fan of slab coins, but I definitely would like to have a professional look at this coin, like I did mention be four, the photos are not the best. and to make professional assessment of this coin you must personally be able to examine the exact coin not a photo, especially these photos of pour quality, I&#039;m sure you&#039;ll agree with me on this.&nbsp; And I have personally taking a hard plastic pick an attempted to do what you suggested and found that both pieces of metal is firmly attached to the coin.&nbsp; I attempted to contact the cherry pickers for submission, with no luck.&nbsp; Dave informed me that you are the man, I am just a blue collar coin collector, and can only describe what I visually see, visually the retain chips look exactly like the retained die cud on the Lincoln cent.&nbsp; And as stated before the retained chip under the L still retains part of the hair design, to accurately give an assessment of this coin you must personally and visually inspect this coin.&nbsp; And to quote a old phrase, you have to see it to believe it physically.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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