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1995 P Lincoln Cent Spike Head

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It has been a while since I found a spike head on a Lincoln Cent. This 1995 P is certainly unusual in that category. The Die Crack starts under the W in IGWT from the rim to the head and continues thru the hair to a small junction point. It branches to the left and the other path goes to the ear and continues into the lower hair. This is unusual in appearance in that the last portiune looks like a crack verses being covered over. Never have quite seen this before! Let me know your thoughts about this coin. Also there is a small elongated Die Chip below the date just to tidy up this display! Regards to all!
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 Posted 09/09/2022  10:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Die crack and a small die chip.
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Nice closeup shots!
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Very nice example. Very 2x2 worthy.
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Very common.
I personally have found several of this type.
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Very nice long die crack
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Definitely an above-average spikehead. Well done @all.
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