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Modern Lincoln Die Crack And Breaks

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 Posted 12/19/2010  10:10 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add livefree to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Howdy all,
In my roll searches of pennies I have come across many early and mid 1980's with die cracks and breaks. With most being on the rev on either side of the memorial. Although I have a few with them going half way across the bld and a few coming from the 12 o'clock position going down.are these worth much or worth saving?
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Technically, no.

It is all considered part of the life and death of a die.

However, if the cracks or breaks are extraordinary, there are some people that collect them and might be willing to buy them.
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I only keep die cracks when they go at least half way across the coin.
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None of them carry any premium value unless they stretch all the way across the coin and show separation between them. This is called a broken die and is worth something. Just as die cracks they are common and have no value.
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