Neat die crack!

[diamond]

They're all conventional die cracks. Having them on a proof is, of course, more desirable than a business strike.

[namingdiecracks]

You got that right Mike I have a deep desire for these coins. Here is another one can you tell the difference?

[diamond]

Are you asking if each one represents a different obverse die? That's for you to determine by closely studying the path each crack takes and the details of its irregularities.

[namingdiecracks]

Are you asking if each one represents a different obverse die? That's for you to determine by closely studying the path each crack takes and the details of its irregularities.

No Mike they are from differnt years, different states and differnt dies.

I have another one but no pic.

But here is another one to enjoy thanks to a Fred Weinberg auction!!

[diamond]

You'll find additional examples here:

http://www.conecaonline.org/content/SpikedHeadWatch.html

[namingdiecracks]

I know Mike most of those are mine now. I won a lot of them on Ebay!

You'll find additional examples here:

http://www.conecaonline.org/content/...HeadWatch.html

[namingdiecracks]

[wavysteps]

If I could make a suggestion. When shooting pictures it is better to take the picture of the coin outside of the protective holder. A bit less glare and less distraction (staples, white boarders, and such).

Just a thought.

BJ Neff

[namingdiecracks]

How can they have it both ways? Example 1807 cent die crack "Comet variety".

http://images.heritagecoin.com/images/HNAI/300/360/360006011o.jpg