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What Kind Of Variety Is A Ridge?

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Depending on the light this seems more of a ridge, not a crack. Is this a variety? 1924 Penny with at least 4 different die cracks that I've found so far.
I'm a newbie so I don't know the lingo yet...
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What I see in the pictures is not a ridge, but a step, one level lower, one level higher.

I don't know for sure,
but my guess is that the strip from which the blank was cut was not of constant thickness.
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to CCF. Die gouge,clash?
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Its a die flaw.
Its not too hard to find other 1924 pennies with the same flaw.
Watch your top knot
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Thanks John 1 and echidna. I suppose I can call it a 'die flaw'.
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More like a Planchet Flaw
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