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I don't think so, I'm not to sure. It looks like it took a hit.....or a Cud that took a hit. |
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Yes, it is raised. The rim right next to it looks totally normal
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Perhaps a rolled over Rim Fin? I don't see a listing on the cuds-on-coins website for this location for the '44 cents. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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I think it's a well placed hit that flared out the rim.
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A hit that stops exactly short of the rim and is raised? Not likely.
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Quote:Perhaps a rolled over Rim Fin? Yeh, it's one of those things that always confuses me. Cud vs. fin I don't know what the diagnostics are to decide which it is. |
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Thinking that must be right.
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I'm in the camp of Rim Fin, folded over. Cuds shouldn't have depressed areas (the copper has to raise up like a loaf of bread to fill the void in the die. This looks like it took the shape of the coin die or layered on after). Edited by sheldius
01/28/2021 10:20 am
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Rim Fin is a new concept for me. still learning. Thanks everyone. As I look at other examples, mmy coin seems to be a very small Rim Fin. Does anyone think it adds any value to the coin? mJust deciding whether I should keep it or throw it in the left over wheaties pile
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My opinion is that a Rim Fin would need to be extreme in order to add any value to a coin. This one is interesting, but not extreme. By the way, Mike Diamond's site error-ref.com is also a great resource for learning more. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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It could be a piece of debris on that area, that folded over on the field/rim/edge area?
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I thought debris was a possibility in the beginning too, but I do not want to scratch at it to hard. As I move it around and look at it from other angles through my loupe it has the color and reflective qualities as the rest of the coin. I have examined it close and I really think the raise area is copper. Coop, any suggestions to further rule out debris?
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Posted 01/27/2021 8:25 pm
