In the word liberty the b & e appears to be connected. Also on the back of the wheat on the left hand side there's some kind of bubble and also the C in cent is smeared upwards in the corner. Would anyone be able to tell me anything about the coin and if there's any value. It's a 1956 Wheat One Cent thanks...
I think I saw somebody call this an IBE error, worth a coule of dollars! Wait for more info! WELLCOME!
The "bubble" is interesting. I'm not sure what caused that. I'll defer to the error specialists on that. I doubt it carries much if any premium, but it's kind of neat.
Welcome to CT!! Thanks for the second set of photo's. Your coin appears to have a few die breaks on it. The reverse looks to have a small die break on the left side. This would be called an Interior Die Break or "IDB". You might see if it is listed on Cuds on Coins. http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-interior-die-break-1909-1958/ Now the obverse looks interesting. From what I can see your coin has a "BIE" error. A Die break between the B and E in Liberty. Actually it kind of looks like it may have an "IIB" error as well. This is when there is a die break between the I and B in Liberty. These are also know as "LDB"s For more info on what these are and to see a list of these look here. http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-bies/ As @lordmarcovan stated these aren't worth much but are still fun to find. I would put it in a 2x2. I like to keep these. Hope this helps...Mont.
