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Die Break On 1859 Large Cent?

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jello_g
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To the large cent specialists, is this a die break between the leaf and rim at 9 o'clock, and is it anything of particular interest to variety collectors of this series?

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It is a die crack. Some collectors look for them, and others do not. They are fairly common.
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This 1893 cent has 4 die cracks.

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Yes those are die breaks-I have not seen any quotes for die breaks-there do seem to be a lot though for the series--I have several--is that wax on the 1859? Appears from the photo that it might be a recut 9. wipe the coin with a clean cotton cloth and take a glass for a real good look see. If so is worth big bucks. The 5 appears to be doubled too-never seen a listing for that.
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