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Pillar of the Community
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Thank you gentlemen!  The funniest thing is that I have had selling it on ebayfor more than I think 5 month and nobody take it because I just put nice die crack and die chip, if I were put pre-cud in the title im pretty sure it was sell right away.  gigi2110
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Very nice long Die Crack and nice Die Chip. That one is huge!
Errers and Varietys.
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Pillar of the Community
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Thank you @Errers!
gigi2110
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Just to be clear, a coin cannot really be a pre Cud unless there is a known Cud that matches the so called pre Cud. This coin, the die crack does not go rim to rim so not a pre Cud per say. John1  |
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Quote:Just to be clear, a coin cannot really be a pre Cud unless there is a known Cud that matches the so called pre Cud. This coin, the die crack does not go rim to rim so not a pre Cud per say. John1 I wasn't aware of this requirement. Is this requirement spelled out on Cuds-on-coins? Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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I wasn't aware of this requirement. Is this requirement spelled out on Cuds-on-coins? First time I'm reading this too - I've been to CoC and it is not described there. |
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I don't know if it is on COC, but it is common sense. John1 |
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As stated earlier, it is possible that the damaged die was noticed and replaced.
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote:Just to be clear, a coin cannot really be a pre Cud unless there is a known Cud that matches the so called pre Cud. This coin, the die crack does not go rim to rim so not a pre Cud per say. John1 Not true, where did you get that info from? |
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Just my common sense. It is just my take on this issue, I guess. John1 |
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@John1, from one point of view make sense but in fact is not. Here the definition of an pre-cud: Quote:A "Pre Cud" is a precursor to most collectible of all die break errors called a Cud. The Pre Cud starts out as a Rim to Rim Die Crack. When the die break starts to show lateral spread and horizontal offset it now becomes a Retained Cud. If the break separates from the die the result is a fully-fledged Cud. Then what on those modern presses will be never pre-cud? Think that if in this case the Anvil was come to point to be change they at Mint change also the Hammer. Today the Dies go by pairs and if one is out of parameters, then the other is change automatically. Interesting point of view. |
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Very nice!  |
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Thank you @Dearborn @Hondo Boguss @Coinfrog @silviosi @John1 @Petespockets55 @Dowhat @JC Stevens @jbuck. Now I'm more confused than before gigi2110
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Now I'm more confused than before Maybe more confused but owner of the coin LOL.  |
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Oh @Silviosi you make my day with that comment gigi2110
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