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2014 1 cent. Is it enough for a bisecting die crack?

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    2014 1 cent. Is it enough for a bisecting die crack?

    Or does the crack need more length?
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    no.

    could just be a plating issue; hard to tell from the image.
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    • #3
      Assuredly cracked

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      • #4
        you may desire to take it to a show/shop and ask someone that knows what they are doing about it. i'm still leaning towards a plating issue. it is just too rounded in appearance to be a crack imo, from the images provided.
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        • #5
          Looks like plating bubble to me also. Bisecting means just that. It goes from one rim to the other.
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          • #6
            I dug the coin out and reshot. Do i label it crack?
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            • #7
              im still in the no camp.
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              • #8
                On the last photo see how the prospective crack looks like a wave in the ocean. Its smooth on one side, and rough the other like an ocean wave. My hypothesis being that the crack is also machine swizzeld.

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                • #9
                  You can also see, a strikethrough surfboard! Riding the wave! Wow!

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                  • #10
                    Im going to try to write a formula so that I can locate the moon. Purely and wholy by waves observation.(i.E., wave hgt, length,break time and distance reveal moons coordinates.

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                    • #11
                      If it is a die crack I think it would be a "Pre-cud" at Cuds-on-coins.
                      A bisecting die crack would need to bisect the coin into two fairly even sections.

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