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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 5317141, member: 106826&quot;]It looks like a elongated die chip/break underscoring the B extending from the I.&nbsp; Dies will have typical areas of weakness...pinch points...that are more likely to fail at some point.&nbsp; You see this on LIBERTY on Lincoln Cents and usually along the tops of the devices adjacent to the rim on the Obverse of Jefferson nickels.&nbsp; I&#039;ve not seen a chip/break like that in that particular spot, but not out of the question.&nbsp; No premium this time...but keep that in mind when you got to &#039;clean&#039; a coin.&nbsp; Conserve the coin to be conservative if you think it has any potential value.&nbsp; One member here posted a 1909 S (VDB) heavily corroded.&nbsp; They asked questions before doing anything...especially on a coin like that where values could be over $100 or much more if they find the VDB.&nbsp; This was a good nickel to experiment on as it is a spender...unless you like that for a reference piece in your collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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