1994 lincoln cent connected 9s

[Moon finder]

Screenshot_20210218-153501~2.png found this 1994 p with connected 9s havnt ran across one of these before snow amd ice in my area gave me time off work to sit home and coin roll hunt lol ive run across 4 different years of lincolns that also have identical die cracks running from top right of memorial thru the i in america ill post those later dont know how that many years got the same flaw but found it pretty cool

[mustbebob]

It's pretty cool to find things like this. It is nothing spectacular...just a simple die crack. However, some of them look interesting and are worth keeping. As far as die cracks on the memorial corners, there are thousands of them out there. The reason there are so many of them is those areas of the die are thinner/weaker after the hubbings. After a few hundred thousand strikes, the die begins to break down and those areas are normally the weakest and crack first. Other cracks like this one between the 99 of the date are actually pretty scarce. You seldom see cracks in that area.

[jcuve]

It's probably an unusual die crack as Bob is stating, but it could also be an odd plating blister.

[Moon finder]

It is deffinately a die crack first thing i did was push on it with my finger nail since ive been made aware of the plating issues being normal on the cents after 82 i wanted to make sure i didnt have thr same thing as my first post with the 88 cent

[jcuve]

I agree it is probably a die crack - but the notion that plating blisters will flatten with pressure is false, some blisters will not respond with mild pressure.

[Moon finder]

It has since been brought to my attention that the perfect name for this error would be "glasses" and I do think it's a perfect fit

[jcuve]

Call it what you want - I would still regard it as minor