2 X 1924 Pennies With 2 Identical Die Cracks. Twins?

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boatshed New Member Australia 45 Posts	Posted 07/08/2019 10:52 pm These two 1924 pennies must have been minted very close together. Same die cracks in same areas. At first I thought I had checked the same coin twice. Does that make their variety more valuable as a pair? If only coins could talk .... Edited by boatshed 07/09/2019 04:56 am Report this Post to the Staff

Believe7 Pillar of the Community United States 701 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 12:39 am Images ? Report this Post to the Staff
ryurazu Pillar of the Community Australia 1333 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 01:23 am Maybe depend on type and the buyer. It might be hard to find that error in first place so a pair of them might go for slightly more if they show different stages or cracking. Images please :) Report this Post to the Staff
boatshed New Member Australia 45 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 02:17 am I notice that there is a softer impression under TH on the reverse in identical positions on both coins. These coins look like identical TWINS. Report this Post to the Staff
Coinfrog Bedrock of the Community United States 94367 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 08:45 am Guessing this is found frequently on this date. to the CCF! Report this Post to the Staff
fioti Pillar of the Community United States 4212 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 10:57 am I looked, and found quite a few on the web. 2 places referred to this crack as 1P1924CRACK-07C, from where, I don't know. Report this Post to the Staff
boatshed New Member Australia 45 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 9:24 pm Yep. Found it. Thanks fioti and Coinfrog. Report this Post to the Staff
ryurazu Pillar of the Community Australia 1333 Posts	Posted 07/09/2019 9:39 pm yeah early pennies and half pennies, sixpence and threepence die cracks are quite common, with pennies being the most common probably due to die changes and experimentation. However that's not to say they don't have premium especially in higher grades, compare to decimal coins they are very easily found, since checking was done by humans and they didn't care that much in those days, there might have been crack or two. Report this Post to the Staff
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