ok,,die breaks are raised lines on a coin,yes?,,is it unusual to have more than 1 per coin..i have a 1921 morgan that has 6 seperate ones,3 on the obverse,one starting just above the 2nd U in unum thru the top of the next 3 stars.1 from the back of liberties hair,up thru the 2nd U in pluribUs to the rim.the 3rd thru the 2 stars to the right of the date.,,the reverse has 3 also,,1 starting above the F in OF:goofer: thru the right wingtip and along the top of america,the next star and the L L A R, ending at the rim,,the 2nd starts between the D and O and going thru the D to the leaves,the 3rd comes off the break above the F and and runs along the top of the T E S in states..some im sure are Vams,,any ionfo would be helpfull and appreicated,,sorry no pic as my camera is the same brand as my computer,Piece-O-Crap..
Take a look at www.ashmore.com It lists all known 1921 die crack and varieties. The 1921 was a coin made sloppely and some (like yours) have several mistakes. Bone
thanks thanks bonedigger for the input,,irecently aquired several coins after my moms passing,and am now getting around to checking them out,,thanks again
No die cracks are irregular raised lines on a coin. Die breaks are large raised lumps on a coin where a chunk of the die has broken completely away.
