Die Breaks? Quarters

It is a common area for die cracks because of the design. The bust shape puts extra pressure during the strike. Probably 80% of obverse die cracks on quarters are in this area?

Not really. When something is plentiful, it lowers the value. New collectors go gaga over these. But after they have been searching for a few years, they realize they are plentiful. Then get rid of them. Don't make the mistake I made back them. I put them into 2X2's. Later I realized I spent Five cents to protect a coin that was worth one cent. So if you are going to save them, put them into a re-useable tube instead.

I do save some coins for image purposes. At one time I would need an image of cracks, die chips, machine damage, die wear, Feeder Finger Damage, die clashes, rim issues, extreme markers, die gouges and ETC. So I have a tube for each item mentioned. When I need an image for something that I don't have. I can find an example and make up an image. I still add to them, but I need them a lot less now. I'be getting closer to 5,000 images on my image host now. (but I'm still adding when I find a new point to cover, something I don't have, something new or a new thought. I have images made up for future questions that have not be asked yet. Images are the best way to teach, so I use them...A lot!

Yes, coop your image are so helpful. I can't wait until we start asking those "Future questions" on the ones you already have pictures for.