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1999 Quarter Reverse Right Side Die Crack

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Rather linear.
I am tending to lean towards it being a die scratch.
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I'm thinking we need (much) closer in, high resolution images of the area concerned. Simply can't tell with the photos posted. Sorry.
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Your closeups are the same size as your original. Can you please enlarge them? We can't see what you're seeing until you do. Thanks.

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If it is raised, it could be a die crack. Looks like it flows edge to edge. Clad coins don't have plating bubbles.
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