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1943-P Washington Quarter With A Very Long Die Crack!

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This one has possibly the biggest die crack I've seen on anything under a Morgan dollar. It's iffy whether it goes uninterrupted through the wreaths but even if it doesn't, still an awesome die crack. What do y'all think?
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 Posted 04/11/2020  08:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice die crack--is there also something going on at the eagle's neck?
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By gosh, I think you've got it!
Not something I've ever seen on a 20th century coin.
That sort of feature is generally 19th century, particularly pre-Civil War.

If it were mine, I'd check further to see how scarce/rare that is on 20th century coins.
If it IS scarce/rare then I'd check with PCGS or NGC to see if they would put that attribution on a slab.
If either would I'd spend the $50 to get it slabbed.

But definitely check the rarity factor first.
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Thanks guys. Kanga it is already PCGS graded ms65! When I get back home to Florida, whenever that is(our of work for time being), I can look at it closer and possibly resubmit. The crack does appear to go to the rim through the R of DOLLAR. And Spence, it looks like a clash around the neck. There's also a couple of long cracks on the obverse. These dies were ready to be retired.
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 Posted 04/11/2020  11:16 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
This is so cool! Very neat and unusual Die Crack!
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That has to be the world record for longest die crack!
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I'm not for sure, but I think I see the crack extended from the last A in America, then very close to the rim, then in to the bottom of the R in Dollar. It could just be my eyes playing tricks on me. Very nice coin!! Love it Love it!!
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