Does this 1905 have a misplaced date (photos inside)

cannoncoins

Hi guys,
This is an edit of a post I put up earlier; I tried to change the question in the reply, but folks seemed to just be looking at the "1905" date, and honing in on whether the line through it was a die-crack vs. line of glue.

IGNORING the glue line through the date (we'll just call it a glue line), then, please note what appears to be a number (a 3????) on the top left of the last "S" of "States"- you'll see it in the final enlarged picture; it just looked/looks really "numerical" to me- are my eyes playing tricks?

Thanks for your patience, everyone!

GoldenEyeNumismatics

It's a normal 1905 cent.

Rampage

I think you are hoping to see something that is not really there. Sorry...

relicsncoins

I see what you are talking about. My guess, it's a die chip.

coinman420

i see what you are referring to but i can`t tell what is.