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Are These Die Chips On This 1994-P Penny?

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Sorry guys I am still trying to get things straight here. Still confused between a die chip and Cud. Does a Cud have to be on the rim? I am learning just slowly and I question everything I see that I think might be wrong that is why I post so much. I want to eventually sell some things on ebay even though they are small errors it is part of hunting and I will keep the ones that interest me for my collection. Last thing I want to do though is put something on ebay and not describe it correctly in my listing. I appreciate all your guys help so much. Thanks Chris


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CUD: Die break that involves the rim and at least a little bit of the adjacent field or design.
Die Chip: Small piece that falls out of the die face and has no direct connection to the design rim.
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The CCF Glossary, which can be found by clicking on the appropriate link a little below the search box, has a wealth of information. For errors, the error-ref.com website is amazing.
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Thanks fellas and I will check into that now Spence thanks again.
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Die chip = face value.
Die Cud = premium coin.
Die chips are common. (Just a die event and will continue to breakdown)
Die Cuds are rare. ( Die Cuds are an end of life event)
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