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2005 LMC With Significant Die Breaks - Is There A Term For This Type?

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I just found a very interesting 2005 Lincoln Cent with a significant die chip that takes up the top 1/3 of the first bay, but, more interestingly, it also has a significant die crack where you can actually see the coin on one side is struck at a different height than on the other (most visible on the "C" in "CENT") is there a word for this phenomenon?
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Die Chip and Die Crack. Nice find!
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No word for the way one half of the die is raised up from the crack though? Maybe not so visible in the picture, but that whole side of the coin is slightly elevated from the cracked half of the die beginning to detach.
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The die chip between the columns is sometimes called a Wasp Nest.
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