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1954 S LWC Loop Of The "9"

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The loop of the "9" looks thicker than normal... any ideas? I have three of these and think it might just be the beginning Die Deterioration but was hoping for some opinions.



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Maybe a die chip ?
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It looks like a Die crack
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You can see the chip forming on the "nipple" of the 9 on that die...won't be long before it completely shears off to become a "filled" 9 variety.
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