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Big Die Crack On Lincoln Memorial Reverse?

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I came across this while coin roll hunting. I am not exactly sure what this is, is it a die crack? I have come across some smaller ones, but I have never seen anything that big. Is it common to see large 'die cracks'?
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 Posted 10/12/2019  12:51 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Die chips. Big ones. They progress as the die is continued to be used:
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Very interesting! The location in your
image appears to be the same as mine. Why is that? just chance or typical location?
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That is a huge chip. Nice find!
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That is a typical location for die chips/breaks like this. They are informally called "hornets nests."
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Nice hornet's nest @toar!
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Nice die chip/hornets nest
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carwash has said it right.
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Nice find! It's a big Die Chip.
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Congrats . . Good eye!


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Enjoy this thread of all die chips!
http://goccf.com/t/293131&whichpage=1
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