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1988 Lincoln Cent Die Crack

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I found this while searching for the reverse of'89.

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This is fairly common on the four corners of the Memorial. Just a die crack. The best ones to keep are the ones that flow across the whole coin.
1988-Lincoln-Cent-Die-Crack

Split dies are also ones to save.
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Circular die cracks are also interesting:
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Shattered dies:
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They all started out as a crack on the die. The continued use of the dies, made them progress into the collectable realm.

Small die cracks are not a big thing. After you have been collecting these for a time, then you will realize that. If you save them, keep them into a tube. My mistake I was saving cent cracks, chips and other oddities in 2X2s. Now I look back and realize I wasted 5 cents on a coin that is worth 1 cent. Live and learn.
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First pic looks like split plating along the rim and a die crack lower left on building.Obverse pic looks like a worn die and the start of split plating between Liberty and In.
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Thanks Guys
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