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Hopefully, this thread isn't too old to resurrect, but one of my recent copper upgrades has a pretty nifty crack on the obverse: No thread is too old to resurrect with that coin!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Rest in Peace
United States
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That reverse die was trash! Very nice Raymo!  |
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It is nice seeing this thread coming back to life in the right way. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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 I really like seeing those old coppers .. with cool die cracks |
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Another old 1940 copper then;   From the obverse of this coin.  |
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United States
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Shiny copper, too. |
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Poland
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From Russia with... lots of die cracks?  |
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United States
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Nice bump. |
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United States
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This is on a 1943 Canadian Cent from a roll that I opened. The entire roll was uncirculated and contained 31 coins with this same die crack. The image is a scan because the detail of the die crack is better than it would be with my photography skills.  |
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Wow what a nice Russian example. Those die cracks look great.
Yesterday was the first time back on the forum in months, good bump indeed
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I don't think I have posted this one here, I call this a splitting headache   |
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The thread bump brought even more nice examples out of hiding. |
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