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1909 P Lincoln Cent Broken Die Error- Cud Or Die Chip

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Found this today and would appreciate opinions as to whether this is a Cud or Die Chip. If this is a Cud it would be the second unlisted one (see: http://goccf.com/t/381443) in two days for me. So I'm hoping... Thank you for your time and thoughts.


1909-P-Lincoln-Cent-Broken-Die-Error--Cud-Or-Die-Chip
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I'm guessing that this is probably some sort of die chip
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I have never exactly understood where the line is for these to be called a Cud, but certainly there are very similar ones listed as Cuds.
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Since it contacts the rim, I'm on team Cud for this one. Nice find @sudz!
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Well I feel it was a die crack. But it maybe big enough to call a die break, depending on how much the metal had flattened.
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