Die break?
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Probably a chipped die which caused the filled 9. Not uncommon that year.
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Yeah, these are referred to as a die chip.
Prevalent on the B's and R's also because the die has a "post" that forms the center of these areas that can break
Prevalent on the B's and R's also because the die has a "post" that forms the center of these areas that can break
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