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1986 D-1-Cent. Obverse bisecting diecrack.

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  • 1986 D-1-Cent. Obverse bisecting diecrack.

    While the obverse features a bisecting diecrack. The reverse features attached lamination.

    I will work on close ups of the crack on rim.

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    Here are the photos so far.
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      I promised rim photos.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by 279773 View Post
        I promised rim photos.
        Search CUD & COIN, unusual cracks.

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          I will. I will c if its there

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          • #6
            Yes the coin looks like it crawled up from the bottom of some dark Scottish Locke. But I have never owned a bisecting crack. I am over 50 percent sure that this coin does have a BDC. As opposed to the occluded bubble.
            Oh I forgot to check the cuds on coins 1986 D Lincoln cent. BRB.

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            • #7
              Not there, at cuds on coins. But it was fun to go look. I will keep the coin in my collection.
              Last edited by 279773; 01-24-2024, 01:51 PM. Reason: Info

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              • #8
                Oh propr acronym RRDC, I learned that today.

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                • #9
                  Final photos. I think it a DDO as well. Lol.
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