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strike thru with retained object?

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  • Vince Bonacci
    CONECA Member N-7583
    • Feb 2024
    • 94
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    strike thru with retained object?

    L have a 1982 no mm penny that has a strike through and a retained object I believe. It looks like it comes off the rim over the E, then it looks like it breaks and part goes onto the roof of the memorial IMG_20240219_125519.jpg
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    Last edited by Vince Bonacci; 02-20-2024, 10:26 PM.
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  • Gcantrell7
    • Dec 2022
    • 99
    #2
    It appears to be the start of a crack. They are common in that area.

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    • Vince Bonacci
      CONECA Member N-7583
      • Feb 2024
      • 94
      #3
      why do we see that sticking out of the roof the memorial? It does not look like it is a crack

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      • onecent1909
        • Jan 2023
        • 650
        #4
        what is cracked on a die is raised on a coin. this is a die crack
        CONECA Attributer: John Miller

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        • Vince Bonacci
          CONECA Member N-7583
          • Feb 2024
          • 94
          #5
          very cool thanks

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