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1999 Spiked Head Penny?

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Found this while coin roll hunting; it does not seem to be zinc blistering. In this condition, do you think it would bring any premium if it's a spike head.
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I personally would not pay a premium regardless of condition for a "spike head", IMHO.
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Yes, a die crack. Premium? Not much--perhaps worth up to 50 cents to a collector who specializes in (and lusts after) spiked heads.
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Nice long die crack spike head you have there. I'd throw it in a 2x2 and keep it if it were mine. I appears to me that there is a second die crack to the west of the large one. Can't tell if that one is a scratch or not but it looks as though it extends from the rim, through the E in WE and into the relief of the hair. Pretty neat, if so, but like it has already been said, only a die hard collector of these things may pay just a very small premium, nothing worthwhile IMHO.

Edit: Be sure to check the Reverse of the coin. Being a 1999 Linc, make sure you don't have a Wide AM ( WAM). Odds are minuscule it is but they are out there to be found.
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Exposed zinc on that area. The clock is already counting down on this one.
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We see a number of them from 1999.
http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-ce...s-1990-1999/
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