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Yes it is a raised line

 

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Looks more like a plating issue than a die crack.

 

Here's a different 1992D cent. Lesser grade, but see the difference?

 

I am pretty sure that would be a die scratch rather than a die break.

 

Ok I'll buy that

 

You think, I guess it could be

 

I think it's called a linear platting bubble. http://www.error-ref.com/blisteredplating/

 

Official coin from pcgs.

 

I've done the homework, and close to about a thousand dollars in pennies.

 

I was wondering why there was a three behind the seven.

 

there's not, its just spots

 

Nice one Bob

 

It doesn't seem to be hollow Thanks for the reference

Plating blisters are hollow. They look similar to, but should not be confused with, solid blisters pushed up by subsurface corrosion. Solid blisters are pushed up by gas under the expanding metal. Zinc corrosion (“zinc rot”) can be induced by contaminants trapped between the zinc core and the copper plating. A more common cause of zinc rot is the presence of a small perforation or tear in the copper plating. This allows oxygen and reactive compounds to reach the zinc core.

 

ANACS MS64RB (RB???)

 

Beautiful 1921 Lincoln wheat cents!

 

Page one

Not mine.

 

1980 Lincoln memorial cent

Few angles

 

Just pulled this out of the pile of cents on my desk. I wish the camera could catch the color correctly. It is a lot more red in person.

 

Found this in a roll at work today. I see some blue and it's the year a graduated. Win win?

 

Red?