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Question Possible Die Crack - 1987 LMC

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Hi folks,
Does this 1987 LMC have a crack in the planchet? It appears that the "A" is completely there but a crack runs under it. The only way that could happen is if the planchet was cracked prior to the strike, it that correct?

Just trying to learn, thanks
Chris

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That's called a " Ridge Ring". It's caused by Die Deterioration, from a worn die issue, from striking a ton of planchets at the U.S. Mint. It's pretty common.
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I think I am seeing that from 11 o'clock and about 4 o'clock, is that correct?
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Looks like split/cracked copper plating to me.
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Split plating and/or Die Deterioration.

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Thank you, all.

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