1981-P Roosevelt Dime Dramatic Die Crack Error Spiked Head - Error Dime Die Crack Spiked Head Variant

This listing is for the 1981-P Roosevelt Dime Dramatic Die Crack Error Spiked Head. The edge of a coin die is a high-stress area. As the die repeatedly slams into metal blanks with tons of pressure, the steel begins to fatigue. Microscopic fractures usually start at the very edge of the die face because that is where the metal is thinnest and most vulnerable. Once a crack starts at the rim, the physics of the strike force it to migrate inward. Because the Portrait (Head) is the largest recessed area on the die, the crack naturally "seeks" that void. It acts like a lightning bolt, traveling from the edge of the die until it reaches the deep cavity of the head. This specific die crack is a Roosevelt dime and shows a dramatic die crack error that spans from one edge to another and goes through Roosevelt's head. Interesting Find!!!

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1981-P Roosevelt Dime Dramatic Die Crack Error Spiked Head - Error Dime Die Crack Spiked Head Variant