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1939-P Cud? Or Lamination Issue

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just a question about a coin I have had for a while. is this a " Cud" or a lamination issue. iam tending to think it is a lamination issue, because of the line trailing onto the rim mass. opinions are appreciated.

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It's hard for me to say. A closer picture might help.
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 Posted 06/11/2014  6:10 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Kman to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like a Cud, if it were a lamination I would think you would see part of the bottom of the 9 on the spot in question
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You have lamination running across the lower part of the bust. The object is in line with this but I can not say for sure it is part of the lamination. It does not look like a Cud.
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It is a lamination that also continues across the lapel. The rim would be absent in that area if it was a Cud.
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A Cud would flow over the rim. This is not present on your coin.
I agree with the lamination issue.

Here is a die dent as compared to a Die Cud:
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