I posted my process for roll-searching a bit ago, and these are the best of the oddities that I found. This 1994-P was the best - would it be considered a bisecting break even though it doesn't fully cross the bust? The striations on this 2002-D are some of the strongest I have seen. At first, I thought it was marked by some sort of machine, but looking closely the color is definitely original. 1968-D - not certain about this one. There appears to be a die crack just inside the rim along a good deal of the coin's obverse. There is obviously damage from a rolling machine, but it really looks like a raised line in several spots, primarily from 3 to 6. There is similar cracking on the reverse, most visible through RIBUS UNUM.
#1 - Spectacular Break - I don't see it on the Cuds on Coins website. Maybe you should submit it. #2 - Roller Lines? Worn die strike on Reverse. #3 - Ring of Death - Crimper Damage Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated! Lastly is this 1916-P. Minor crack on reverse from rim about 3 to the upper part of the foundation continuing for a several mms. Smaller crack on the opposite side of the foundation to the rim about 9.
What amazes me is that it circulated as long as it did, and it looks to be well travelled. I wonder how many hands it passed through without being "caught"?
