Error? or Post mint damage

[steelheadwill]

Greetings all!
found these in some rolls of wheats I obtained.
my first question is on the '47,
Is the mashed LIB post mint? I am leaning toward error because of the reverse sides lamination & 'smear'? (for lack of better word).
also, 2 lamination errors.
the next is a weakstrike, (I believe)
and a broadstruck dime (no reeding, size of US cent),
Does anyone have ballpark values on these?
I have recently become quite interested in coin errors, and am trying to learn all I can about them,
mostly because since I started looking I have found several!
Thanks for looking & Best Wishes!

 

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[iceman0xh]

That liberty part of the first one I think is PM damage. Lamination errors on copper cents are around $3 and the broadstruck dime is around $10 but not sure if the retained reading adds to it. The struck through grease wheat isnt worth anything more than the wheat itself i believe.

 

[steelheadwill]

That liberty part of the first one I think is PM damage. Lamination errors on copper cents are around $3 and the broadstruck dime is around $10 but not sure if the retained reading adds to it. The struck through grease wheat isnt worth anything more than the wheat itself i believe.

Thanks Iceman0xh,
I Appreciate the knowledge
Here's a couple more, note broad E in Liberty and date 195?4/6

 

[dirty_digger]

I just found a blank penny and a clip penny myself. That has gotten me into learning about the errors. But still being new to it... I cant see the error in your 1957. Can you point it out? or is it the small #1

 

[waseeker]

The 1957 is known as a BIE. Die break between the b and e makes it look like another letter is there.