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Unusual Die Cracks on U. S. Coins

A Die Crack is unusual because of the location of the cracks

Jefferson Nickel

Washington Quarter

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Purpose Of This Site
Die Breaking News
Pictorial Guide With Definitions
A Guide to Our Numbering System
Cuds on U.S. Coins (CU)
Cuds On World Coins (CU)
Retained Cuds on U.S. Coins (RCD)
Retained Cuds On World Coins (RCD)
Interior Die Breaks / Die Chips US Coins
Interior Die Breaks & Chips World Coins
Retained Interior Die Breaks (RIDB)
Shattered Dies on U.S. Coins (SHD)
Shattered Dies On World Coins (SHD)
Split Dies on U. S. & World Coins (SD)
Bisecting Rim to Rim Die Cracks (RRDC)
Lincoln Cent Die Breaks - "BIE" (LDB)
U. S. coins with "SPIKE HEADS" (SKH)
World Coins with Spike Heads (SKH)
Unusual Die Cracks on U. S. Coins (UDC)
Unusual Die Cracks World Coins UDC
This Site Is Dedicated To
Our Thanks Go To The Following People
Attributions Guide On What To Do
Other Sites Of Interest
Contact

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