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1994 LMC Siamese 9-S Variety

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Thought this was an interesting coin. Is this a die crack or die chip?
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I'd call it a chip.
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A crack does not involve missing metal. A chip does. If the gap is wide enough that there has to be missing metal, then you have a chip.
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Pretty interesting location for a die chip. Kind of looks like a pair of glasses. Too bad it wasn't on a 2000 cent.
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