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shonit123
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found some older die cracks what do you guys think?

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Hi shonit123
That's nice....the one cent with four die cracks...that's amazing..same with the nickel but that cent is great...
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I see at least 4 cracks and a chip to boot! Nice 1943 Cent.
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the cent actually has 7 as there is one in between the D of Canada and another in the N of the cent
plus the crack in the :IMP:
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Nice! I love a good die crack/set of die cracks on a coin. The war years and just after really produced some spectacular ones. I think they must have used the dies longer at that period, or else the dies weren't made of quite the same composition as in later years because the proliferation of cracks and die progressions seem so much greater. Love that 1943 penny!
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