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A Little Different Spike Head

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A lot of obverse spike heads are posted. He is a little different one.
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That's a impressive one! I never seen a die crack that bad on this year of coins. Did you check the reverse for a DDR?
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No DDR just a large crack
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That is impressive, but not a spike head. From what I learned today. Spike heads are obverse only.
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Yes, very impressive! This one could change the rules. Submit it. http://cuds-on-coins.com/

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Hey! A two headed Lincoln Cent....
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Yes, a 2009 dual headed Lincoln spiked head would be a winner for sure!
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Yep, that is cool. I agree about not finding too many die cracks on the reverse of these 2009 I found my first one just the other day. On the LP3 the crack was running from the rim through the N and into his right shoe.

Nice Find :)
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Now what would really make it special is if it were a double Lincoln double spike head!
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Very cool!

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