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1900 IHP. Clash Or Die Crack?

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This IHP has a strange crack on the reverse from the ribbon down to the rim. I also noticed the right side of the T is larger than the other side. I assumed they were symmetrical but haven't paid much attention to the T on the reverse of any of my other coins. Is this a normal T or odd?

1900-IHP.--Clash-Or-Die-Crack?

1900-IHP.--Clash-Or-Die-Crack?

1900-IHP.--Clash-Or-Die-Crack?

1900-IHP.--Clash-Or-Die-Crack?
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Looks like a die crack to me.
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Is this a listed variety?
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Die crack, agree.
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The T does look strange. I checked several examples of MS and proof 1900 cents on Heritage and none of them has that elongated right serif. I wonder if your coin took a hit there long ago and then circulated until the damaged area was worn down.

I guess the die itself might have been damaged or tooled, in which case this could be considered a die variety. Never seen one like it before.
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Thanks for the info,
If it is a variety, what should I do with it? TPG ?
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Thanks for the info,
If it is a variety, what should I do with it? TPG ?

I hardly think the value of this coin would justify TPG submission.
Additionally, if it is a new variety, chances are the TPG would not make any mention of it on the slab. So they would simply grade the coin G6 or so.
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