...and you are doing it right. Go to Google and type in "clashed coin dies" or "doubled Hubbed coin die." You won't need a book...LOL.
Better let the folks at the Philadelphia Mint know they better get "up to speed" with their old terminology
As a general rule, I use (roughly) 150 strikes per minute and a 250,000 coin lifespan for any given die. These are the roughest of estimates, of course.
Nice to know as I had never heard of them. Old guys like me just cannot keep up with the times. I'll take a look. If the fellows "make-the-cut" I'll add them to my favorites.
Mike Diamond is a driving force behind the site, although it's a collaboration. I'm on the place almost daily.