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1992-D Jefferson Nickel Major Die Crack Base Of Monticello

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Good morning CCF, I usually stick to Lincoln Cents but found this in spare change and wanted to post it for thoughts and/or comments.

What I am seeing is on the Reverse is a Major Die Crack running from the right edge at 90 degrees right along the base of Monticello all the way across to the left edge at 270 degrees.
I have not tried to "preserve" it because I don't know what is recommended to spruce up a nickel.

It also appears something else may be going on (doubled?) but not sure and hoping you all can help identify what it is. Thanks.
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I looked on ConC for a Bisecting Die Crack like this one and didn't find one like it.

Is there another link I should check?

Thanks!
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Looks like MD along the bottom of the building and a small die crack from the building to the edge.
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