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2002 Quarter Dollar. Die Chip ?

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Is this an example of a die chip ? All info is appreciated.

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From your picture, it's hard to tell. It looks like it to me. Posting a clearer picture might help us. Happy hunting!
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Is this an example of a die chip ?


If you are talking about between the R and I in AMERICA, then I agree--that looks like a die chip to me. IN the same tradition of the so-called BIE wheat cents, you could perhaps name this a "RII".
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