2012 10 Cent Dime, Broken E On Obverse

Thank you,hugoenglish. I use a USB Microscope that I got off ebay, this is just my temporary microscope until my better one shows up. I am also using my CoinCone attachment that filters the 8 LED lights and also acts as a stand.





Here is another photo with both E's side by side so everyone can see the difference between the normal E and the broken E.

Thank you for the suggestion john100, this is something that has been put on my agenda recently and is something I have been considering.

My family owns a printing company and with the amount of available options and skills I have on hand (printing, publishing/advertising ect) it is something I can most certainly accomplish.

The only road bump I would run into currently is the lack of Major errors I have on hand, to make it possible I would have to outsource some of these errors from a reliable source that can provide clear enough photos as every book and volume I will be producing will be in full color.

There are some errors I would like to include that I just simply cannot acquire, however I do have a few collectors in mind that may be willing to help out.

I have a question regarding the origin of this error.
What is the root cause of this broken E?

For sur is not a die chip, since this error has a convex shape.

The other option is a "Filled die". A small section of the "E" is obscured foreign matter.

Do you see something else?

That makes sens.

Thanks numidan !