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Is This Die Crack Or Chip?

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 Posted 03/07/2020  1:02 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Beauty123 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello friends! Just wondering if this is die crack or chip? The first pic quarter appears to have the words & letters erased and I have few rolls the looked the same is that Struck Through Grease? Thank you in advance.
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Neither. It is machine damaged. Note there is a direction of die movement after that strike that altered your coin. (you could see this on an isolated area, or on all of one side, or both sides. (in a different direction) There are two different coins present. 1958 Half and 1964 quarter. They are silver coins, so they are worth a lot more than face value. The quarter is showing a Grease Fill on the Liberty area.
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Thank you so much for that information. Very helpful for a newbie like myself.
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