2015-P Roosevelt Dime Interior Die Break Or Retained Interior Die Break

stash

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ricko

I am not expert enough to define that anomaly with certainty. It looks like it could be though.... all appear to be raised, indicating a crack or depression of some sort... Perhaps Fred W. will comment.... Cheers, RickO

FredWeinberg

The first photo of the left leaves, looks like
a minor die chip in your circled area.

The other photo of the leaves on the right
side - could be a die chip, or something else;
hard to know for sure from the photo.

commoncents05

Minor die chips.

-Paul

stash

I'll take some images of a regular one for the olive and acorn sides . I know theres a die break on both of them, the acorn side shows it the best . The field is full from leave to leave and the stem is now a cud .

LanceNewmanOCC

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this is about what your code should look like if you have any interest.

i removed the first bracket so you could see the code and also added a couple extra spaces to make it viewing friendly.

and the result of the above code with the brackets and without the spaces.
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stash

Maybe one day I'll get off this mini dell which only has a 10 inch screen . I have to slide the images from side to side to see them anyway you put them, at least for me ...

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Maybe one day I'll get off this mini dell which only has a 10 inch screen . I have to slide the images from side to side to see them anyway you put them, at least for me ... >>


im on a dell tablet. it may be your resolution settings. mine are like 1320x768 or something.

i dont have to scroll but the op is a mess.
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errormaven

These photos are better than the ones you posted on another forum. You've got some small die chips associated with a number of blind-ended die cracks.

stash

<< <i>These photos are better than the ones you posted on another forum. You've got some small die chips associated with a number of blind-ended die cracks. >>

I've been talking to mike about it on coneca forums, I'd have to do some measuring . I think the one on the acorn side will measure the 4mm or 1/6 inch to qualify as long as the one in the field and stem, connect or are one . The one running on the olive side I think has the length too, but not sure because it runs in the stem . Wish my scope was better then 50x, really need to get closer to make a conclusion ...

errormaven

My personal rubicon for separating a die chip from an interior die break is 4 square millimeters in area. These are clearly too small. I don't force anyone to adhere to my personal preferences in this regard. Folks can establish their own thresholds.

stash

<< <i>My personal rubicon for separating a die chip from an interior die break is 4 square millimeters in area. These are clearly too small. I don't force anyone to adhere to my personal preferences in this regard. Folks can establish their own thresholds. >>

4mm square, is pretty big . I think I'd have to get the soldering gun out to get the job done .. Lol ...