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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;chasindreams, post: 790471, member: 12542&quot;]Here are (2) Jefferson Die Crack(s) I wanted to show Jeff/Collectors. (The 1942-S an&#039; the 1944-S Jeffersons). Bernard Nagengast mentioned in his book,&quot;The Jefferson Nickel Analyst&quot;. These Die Varieties&#039; have the Die-break extending through the &quot;S&quot; Mintmark, creating a Dollar-Sign ($) Look to it. </p><p>What makes this a lil&#039; more of a Rarity&#039;to me, is the fact, that this 1942-S&#039; seems to have (2) Separate Die Cracks (?)</p><p>The 1st Die-Crack is from 12:00 down to the Dome. The 2nd Die-Crack is </p><p>from about 5:00 up through the Building,(almost parallel to the plane</p><p>of the 1st- Die-Crack. </p><p>Also for the 1944-S Jefferson,in (some) of these Die&#039;s, the Crack goes</p><p>right-thru- the Step-area.(which this doesn&#039;t).These (2) San Francisco mint-dates, (42-S + 44-S) are well-known in this series. Now,are there</p><p>anyone out here,that might have more information on these Die-Crack</p><p>Jeffs? </p><p>How many are actually out there ? How many have already been collected, is anybody&#039;s guess. I wouldn&#039;t think there are many to begin with! I was taken-in,on just how Brilliant/Flashy,An&#039;white these are. For a Silver War-Time Jefferson&#039;s, these coins deserve recognition. I&#039;ve added Photo(s) of these Jefferson Nickles,(Enjoy! :high5: / by Chasindreams[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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