Defective Die?

I always look at that Roosevelt Cud as if he has his hand over his face in a sign of discontent

Deinitely a Cud and definitely has value as an error.

I have came into money trouble,,could I get 10.00$

I am trying to learn the ways a Cud or broke die affects the opposite side of a coin,,is there anything that can be seen on this,that can help me,,most " Cuds" seem to be on the obverse,,is this not the case at all,,just wanting to learn something,,thanks

Never mind,,someone was trying to explain and show me how the the reverse side of a Cud coin had weakness on the strike directly across on the reverse side of the Cud,,,like I said,,let me read a little so I can post a close to intelligent question,,sorry to waste poeples time,,,but thanks very much for trying to understand,your freind,,rh13

Most Cuds occur on the "hammer" die which ever that one is (Sometimes obv, sometimes rev.) The reason for this is the hammer die does not have anything aroud it so if a piece of the die breaks off ther is nothing to hold it in place and it falls away creating the Cud. If a piece of the anvil die breaks away the collar tends to hold it in place so it can't fall out. So the anvil die tends to have more Retained Cuds than the hammer die.

Where would you get something like that!Is that yours coop,if its ok to ask that!And if so what would be a ballpark price,I have bought very few coins,thats why my collection is lets say "humble",,But I am blown away by this,,is that doubling on the A and F a result of all thats going on?Thanks for sharing,,Once again what would be a price range on a coin like this?