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Wow! That is cool! Great find. 
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thanks so much mark, it sure was a WOW factor and I almost forgot to add that it might not be listed? ...such a cool find indeed .. 
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Holy Toledo. That's a biggie. Die cracks don't normally add more than nominal value, but this one would attract some attention. 
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thanks superddave, yea value isn't to important to me but this is a nice one... was just very happy to find something as it's been awhile, but it looks very cool huh ... 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Very awesome find! Eye candy as well. This is a rare thing to see on any Lincoln cent, but even rarer on a Shield cent! 
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Quote: thanks superddave, yea value isn't to important to me but this is a nice one... was just very happy to find something as it's been awhile, but it looks very cool huh It's the kind of coin you always bring with you to a show, for show-and-tell. 
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thanks everyone , yea nice show & tell piece for sure, I would also think it to be rarer on the shield cents also ... 2x2 it goes ..thanks so much again 
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Quote: 2x2 it goes A cent like that deserves it's own plastic airtite so you can handle and see it better! 
Edited by Mark1959 09/06/2017 11:08 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Hey Mark, have you found anything like this before? I never found anything like this before. This is what a call Crackingstein.
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No, best I found was a LMC that had a 3/4 crack on the reverse. Started at the top rim went through the Memorial then stopped before it got to the other rim.
Edited by Mark1959 09/06/2017 11:20 pm
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Wow! That's pretty cool that the Die Crack you found was that long. One time during CRH, I found a Lincoln cent from 1994 I think and the Die Crack was half way long, but stopped. I wish I kept it as a great example. I ended up throwing it in my spend pile. :(
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thanks mark, eav crakingstein .. that was nice ! ...so mark you mean graded? or do they sell an air tight ? ..i never knew ...thxs
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Your welcome. That's the new nickname I came up with for your coin. 
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That's an awesome find indeed, Terry!  Quote: so mark you mean graded? or do they sell an air tight ? I think he means an Air-Tite capsule. Order a handful of the 19mm cent size for any worthy finds like this.
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Edited by spruett001 09/06/2017 11:36 pm
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I guess my meds aren't working very good tonight. Because of the area under LIBERTY right off the rim I'm going to say this is a very large linear plating bubble. Notice the "dots" in line right at the rim, cracks DONT do that! Also, if a crack was that wide, the die would be split apart making the details DISTORTED all over. There is no separation distortion nor weaknesses appearing on the reverse. Wouldn't suggest sending it anywhere but bank!
Fairly sure this was/is a fiber/hair under the plating that has deteriorated causing this massive gas bubble. If pressed upon heavily, it should collapse.
Edited by Crazyb0 09/06/2017 11:56 pm
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