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2019 D Lincoln Cent Is This A Die Crack, Die Scratch, Normal?

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 Posted 10/18/2019  2:51 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Quin36 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers

2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?

Half a dozen coins in this roll so far with this difference.

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 Posted 10/18/2019  3:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That is caused by Machine Doubling. Yes, it is. The EPU devices are incuse on the coin, raised on the die. So when maching doubling happens on these incuse devices, they enlarge. On a doubled die, the incuse devices actually get smaller. How do I know. I discovered on the 2013 DDR. The raised devices were enlarged, the incuse devices are reduced:
Incuse devices:
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
Raised devices:

2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
2019-D-Lincoln-Cent-Is-This-A-Die-Crack,-Die-Scratch,-Normal?
This coin was a revelation to me. It opened up a new concept that I didn't realize until this coin. Thanks again for he coin, Steve Young. (A personal gift from him.)
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Top left on shield is a die crack in a common location.
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For the coin above, it looks like the common shield crack that occurs in a lot of the Shield Cents...coop, good photos, I can see it. interesting how it warps one side.on the E PLURIBUS UMUM
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