Where do all these names come from? You find something a little different and wham, a new name for every little die crack, PMD or whatever.
Just a die crack. Nothing special.
It could be a defective planchet but I'm more inclined to believe it was struck through wire. Welcome to CT.
I agree with Chris. With photos like that and the seller can't provide any better ines, walk away.
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Looks good for its age but only worth a quarter.
The dates you mention are 1965 to 1974. If they haven't increased in value by now they never will.
I would rather have one high grade coin over a lot of lower grade ones. However it is nice to see the grade increases.
It looks normal to me. Maybe it was minted with a fresh Die so the correct number of steps are there.
It's a Details coin but a very nice looking one.
Worth one cent in that condition.
Looks like a gouge to me and that means damaged.
It's made of zinc and the reverse looks like the metal is starting to suffer from zinc rot. Very common and not a Mint error. Welcome to CT.
That works too.
They slabbed a ton of these, most without grades. The object was to offer low cost slabbed coins. Please note that PCGS is on the front but no...
Another TPG label error!
Post a photo of both sides and the slab please.
First welcome to CT. As far as the coin being worthless that would be incorrect. You can spend it and get $.50 for it or sell it for it's silver...
As previously stated it was caused by dry glue or some other type of adhesive. Welcome to CT.
That's a die chip in the nine and no added value doubling due to a worn die.
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