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1984 D (Lmc) Rim Break Crack

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Hello all, doing some more searching came across this a crack all 100% around the outer edge, is this PMD something to do with the die when struck It is something special
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I haven't seen one quite like this, but it appears to be a very late state of die wear, VLDS. Often, you will see what is called a "ridge rim" around the perimeter caused by metal movement during striking that wears down the die on the periphery. This is probably the most extreme example I've seen, if that is what it is.

It looks pretty interesting, so I don't know whether it is desirable to anyone or not. Generally, this type of die wear is not collectable.

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Cool looking. Any chance it is a type of die attrition?
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I also have 1984D rim error mine is a higher grade and mine is beveled yours looks like a double rim to me and there are many collector's interested in a double rim cent. I also have a 2018D cent with a double rim worth $5-$75

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WinWinChickenDin, that's called Die Deterioration. It's not an error. It's only part of normal wear and tear from the die slowly starting to break down. There's no premium for this. Your coin is unfortunately only worth face value.
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