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Rest in Peace
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Has to be a strike-thru, not a die crack, that"crack" looking thingy extends OVER the rim
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Pillar of the Community
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 with Crazyb0, And with coop too. Good explanations. |
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that"crack" looking thingy extends OVER the rim Perhaps I misunderstand but it stops right at the rim and doesn't go over. Quote:
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Looks more like a struck through foil that is peeling NE Could you explain? Aren't struck-thrus incuse? |
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I'm not really seeing sufficient detail for any firm conclusions at all.
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Looks like a die crack with a die chip attached. John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Has to be a strike-thru, not a die crack, that"crack" looking thingy extends OVER the rim Please correct me if I am wrong. A die crack can extend over the rim.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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That really doesn't confirm the crack went into the rim. Looks more like die crack in the field and die chip on rim. Just so happens they are located by each other.
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks like they go right up to the rim but not over it.
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United States
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Why do we assume a crack cannot reach the edge of a die? The whole point of a Retained Cud - or, indeed, any Cud at all - is that a crack has reached the rim. There is a rim gutter there on a die, so the crack has to be deeper to transect the gutter, but it's not exactly uncommon. That doesn't mean this coin demonstrates such a thing - I maintain that the images are too small for any appropriate evaluation - but it remains on the differential. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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The foil could be rolled over the edge? Then peel away.
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Pillar of the Community
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Totally agree with you coop. That could very well be the case. I'm just saying that it is possible for a crack to continue through the rim (if the crack is deep enough) since the area of the rim is recessed on the die. I may be totally wrong. You know way more than me on this stuff. Do you feel a die crack can extend over the rim ?
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zinic coins dated 1983 in up they bubble in your case to me when you blow a bubble some time the bubble get long be for it pop you have extend bubbleing that pop before it made it to rim to me $
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Do you feel a die crack can extend over the rim ? If it can't, there is no such thing as a Retained Cud. Or almost any other Cud, most of which start as die cracks rather than instant catastrophic failures. |
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Thank you and well explained.
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