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2006 LMC, Cud Or Bubble?

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I have never seen a Cud in person, so I'm not sure.

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I would vote for bubble.
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Not a Cud,gas bubble. Go to cuds-on-coins.com
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Cool place for a bubble, though, and this is a prominent one. Wonder if the planchet slamming against the collar during the strike started a split?

Not a world-shaking error coin but it'd stop at my collection too.
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Linear plating bubble. Not the area by GOD. The bubble was pushed in that direction or vise versa. If it were a Cud the edge of the die would not be present in that area:
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The Cud would be taller than the rim and the reverse would show a weaker area.

If it were a die dent on the outside edge, the coins rim would show, but not be taller than the rim:
2006-LMC,-Cud-Or-Bubble?
Note how it looks like Cud, but the rim is not taller in that area.

But it is just a gas bubble:
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Showing all three scenarios.
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