Error Die Crack | 1940-S Retained Interior Die Break obverse

[stoneman227]

A nice looking coin as well.

John

1940 s ridb a.jpg
1940 s ridb b.jpg
1940 s ridb c.jpg

[makecents]

Very nice!! 1945 is the earliest year on Cuds on Coins for an RIDB, you should send this to JC, John! By the way, beautiful coin!

[jfines69]

Nice coin... 79 years old and not much sign of ever being in circulation... I am not sure but I do not see a shift in any direction??? If no shift then it would not be a RIDB!!!

[joel]

A very unusual beauty!! Nice!!

[makecents]

Nice coin... 79 years old and not much sign of ever being in circulation... I am not sure but I do not see a shift in any direction??? If no shift then it would not be a RIDB!!!

I would like to hear what JC would say about this one. I know that RIDB's often have a shift/displacement but I don't think they must have this. I would consider this a "freestanding RIDB", after going back, reading it and looking at the examples. See what you think, Jim. LINK (http://cuds-on-coins.com/retained-interior-die-breaks/)

[jfines69]

I would like to hear what JC would say about this one. I know that RIDB's often have a shift/displacement but I don't think they must have this. I would consider this a "freestanding RIDB", after going back, reading it and looking at the examples. See what you think, Jim. LINK (http://cuds-on-coins.com/retained-interior-die-breaks/)

Cool... In the last paragraph for the sample it talks about cracks from the "raised island" and in the image there is a visible displacement??? I do not see any displacement on Johns tho??? Hopefully JC will chime in as I could be totally wrong!!!