1955 d Lincoln cent "LIIBERTY"?

Good evening all and I hope All of you are having a WONDERFUL day! Could someone please assist me in determining what type of error this is on this 1955 d Lincoln cent? Some sort of CUD, DIE BREAK? I haven't seen this listed anywhere, so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks to you ALL! Kitty-cats are funny!

 

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Looks a lot like a BIE die chip.

 

I agree that's a thick die chip. IMO
Dave

 

Yes, it's a die chip.

 

That's what I was thinking. So would this be considered an BIE or IBE(as it appears to be)? Thanks ALL!

 

A die chip is what I thought. Thanks EVERYONE!!! Anything else to add is greatly appreciated!

 

Impressive!

 

It's on the other side. It's an IBE.
Is there an IBE variety?

 

A CUD only involves the edge of a coin.. Die Chip is correct

These are CUDs
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The official definition by Coneca states that a BIE is only when the break occurs between the B & E. They go on to state directly after this that any break within the letters of liberty qualifies.

 

Thank you ALL for the helpful information regarding the BIE! So, this is a DIE CHIP. Are there any other pictures of ones of the same year/ decade (50's) that are the same or similar to the one I have posted here or would this be considered a new find to be sent for further examination? THANKS EVERYONE! I smell TREES!!!

 

I checked out http://cuds-on-coins.com and didn't see yours listed. I would give it some further examination.

 

Thanks Bambam8778! I will see if I can get more information on this. Thanks again for the information link and your help!