New Die State For Pc59-15

This is terminology and abbreviation used on Dr. Haxby site.
PCM = Portrait Clash Mark.
D/C was used for Die Crack so PCM was used to avoid confusion I would think.

Cheers, Bill

Here I come to muddy the waters more. I have a #15, unc. details, that also has the cracks at leaves 7-13-16, but no crack on 10. The states of the 3 cracks on mine look to be 4-4-5.
The cracks in the circle are already evident on mine, both through OC from the state 5 description, and through the E-EN-8 from the state 6 description. I find no die crack at leaf 2, but there is a tiny spot by leaf 5 which may be the start of a crack. You can also see there are 2 cracks from the E of ONE to the N.
1 coin, 3 states .
On my coin, the die clash at the 1 has 4 impressions and at the E, I can make out 3, with a tiny little mark of the 4th only at the foot. The lines are very tiny and delicate. I think Bill's coin was struck after the 4th clash line; as more coins were struck, the 4th line got pounded flat from usage and only 3 were left. After that, the crack from the 8 continued into leaf 10 and the same E-EN-8 crack continued up into leaf 2.