Progressive Die Cracks 2 Coins 1994 Cents Reverse

I'm not entirely convinced it's the exact same die crack. How it crosses the N looks slightly different, and one crack is not as straight as the other. Also, hard to explain why the supposed earlier die crack has a die break on the steps while the later one doesn't.

I don't believe that sets of coins that illustrate progression of a die crack would generate any kind of premium. For example, die cracks in Morgan dollars can often be attributed to specific dies by their VAMs, and it's not unusual to see the die cracks in various stages as the die ages. Likewise, you can see die crack progression in some large cent varieties, sometimes resulting in a Cud as an end result. Interesting, but not more valuable.

Nice example!

Nice closeup photography.



to the CCF!