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1971 D Doubled Die? Possibility

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 Posted 08/11/2021  02:25 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ZachMartin to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
May I also ask on the back or the reverse of the coin are those die cracks around the memorial and can those bring extra value to a coin if they are. I suppose it depends on the size and the length I don't know
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Die cracks are die events. As the die ages they develop as they are pushing metal into a different shape. The die cracks can see see mostly on the corners of the building. I remember seeing 3 corners cracked, but I don't remember seeing one with all 4 corners cracked. I found one years ago that had three die cracks that were not on the corners of the reverse:
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But they are not a premium. They are common to find. They are a die aging issue.
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