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Formerly nancyc
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Rim Cud Pictures:

My measurements might be a little off, but it shouldn't be by much.

2000 Rev 1.30 3.00 13mm : This one doesn't cover the full width of the rim, but it's the only one I have in that position for 2000 Rev.
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2001 Rev 3.30 6.00 12mm
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2005 Rev 9.00 10.30 10mm
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2006 Obv 6.00 8.00 10mm (2 identical)
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2006 Obv 7.00 9.00 10mm (3 identical)
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They're very long, I thought my nice choice UNC 2006 I found was the bomb, but the length of the Cud is only half of what they are.
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Thanks Nancy,some really long nice Cuds there,i think i'll have to noodle some $2 coins.
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In my noodling experience, $2 Rim Cuds are more numerous than $1 ones.
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I have been noodling lots of $1 coins over the past year, and have only come up with a few rim Cuds. My best one is about half the length of nancyc's 2 dollar coins.

I wonder if the small size and the thickness of the 2 dollar coin has anything to do with the greater frequency and development of rim Cuds in this denomination ?

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Here are the 50c Rim Cuds I have, all 5 of them:

50c 2001 CoF Qld Rev Rim Cud; All Approx 8mm x 3 Different Coins
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50c 2000 Millennium Rev Rim Cud 9.10-9.50 5-6mm
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50c 2001 CoF CoA Rev Rim Cud 9.10-9.30 3-4mm: plus D.Ck
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50c 2001 CoF CoA Rev Rim Cud 9.10-9.30 3-4mm: plus D.Ck Duo Close Up
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I wonder if the small size and the thickness of the 2 dollar coin has anything to do with the greater frequency and development of rim Cuds in this denomination ?
It's hard to say. I couldn't begin to guess how many of each coin I noodled, but there were about 4-5 times as many $1 Coins, so just the fact that I have 44 x $2 and 49 x $1 ones, indicates that they occur less frequently on $1 coins.

I noodled all coins before they went into the till at the shop, and any coins passed over as payment went into a separate container under the counter to be counted and then noodled when I got home.

There was one customer who used to save all his coins for me and bring them in about once a month, and the majority of those were $1 as well, so the percentage of $1 would have actually been higher. In addition, I sometimes got $1000 x $1 to noodle just for fun. I probably did that about 4 or 5 times, but the only $2 coins I noodled were what I got from the Bank for the shop, no extras at all.

I think whether the size of the coin or the thickness has any bearing on how often the Rim Cuds occur is anybody's guess.
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wow nancyc, you are really tapping into the "cash flow"

I sometimes wish I could do that too. Just occasional visits to the bank for me though .

With the enormous numbers of $1 coins that you have noodled through, any luck in finding a "mule" ?.

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any luck in finding a "mule"
Sadly no. My only mule was purchased for me for Christmas a couple years ago by my son, along with a wavy. Best Christmas pressie ever!

I've recently acquired a second mule, but it won't get here for another week or so.

I don't noodle any more, oh, except change from shopping. Since Jan 2011, I've had 1 x $100 bag of 5c and that was a real chore. I still haven't returned them to the Bank.
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What a thoughtful son you have, nancyc

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What a thoughtful son you have, nancyc
Hmmm...Guess who will inherit them. Nah! Just kidding, he's a good son.
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2001 $1 . I actually have 4 of these from a mint roll with the Cud in the same spot
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This is a list of most of the $2 Rim Cuds I have, there are a few more, but I'm not sure where they are at present.
SC = Same coin, so 2 Rim Cuds on one coin.
Year	Side	From	To	Lgth	
1988	Rev	12.00	12.30	5	
1989	Obv	12.30	2.00	6	
1998	Rev	6.00	7.00	5	
1998	Rev	8.30	9.00	4 SC
1998	Rev	6.00	7.00	5 SC
1998	Rev	6.00	7.00	5	
1998	Rev	8.00	9.00	4	
1998	Rev	8.30	9.00	4	
1998	Rev	7.00	7.30	4	
1998	Rev	7.00	8.00	3	
1998	Rev	7.30	8.00	3	
1998	Rev	7.00	7.30	4	
1999	Rev	5.00	5.30	5 SC
1999	Rev	8.00	9.00	5 SC
1999	Obv	9.00	10.00	5	
1999	Obv	6.00	6.30	4
1999	Obv	11.30	12.00	4
1999	Rev	8.30	9.30	7
1999	Rev	8.30	9.30	6.5
1999	Rev	8.30	9.00	4.5
1999	Rev	8.00	9.00	5
1999	Rev	2.00	3.00	5
1999	Rev	12.00	12.30	5
1999	Rev	7.00	7.30	3
1999	Rev	12.30	1.00	3
1999	Rev	11.00	11.30	3
1999	Rev	6.00	6.30	3
2000	Obv	7.00	8.00	5
2000	Rev	1.30	3.00	13
2000	Rev	2.00	3.30	8
2000	Rev	6.00	6.30	3
2001	Rev	3.30	6.00	12
2002	Obv	3.00	5.00	8
2004	Rev	7.00	8.00	5
2004	Rev	12.30	1.00	2.5
2005	Rev	9.00	10.30	10
2005	Rev	8.30	9.30	5
2005	Rev	8.30	9.30	5
2005	Rev	9.00	9.30	3
2006	Obv	6.00	8.00	10
2006	Obv	6.00	8.00	10
2006	Obv	7.00	9.00	10
2006	Obv	7.00	9.00	10
2006	Obv	6.00	8.00	10
2006	Obv	7.30	9.00	9
1998	Rev	8.45	9.15	5
2000	Rev	2.30k-3.30*	Rim  Cud
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Excellent documentation Nancy, and what a collection!
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I would like to buy one from you if I may, Nancye. Can I get one from 2.47.57 to 3.39.23 please.
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Oooops! Nancyc, my apologies. Teach me to try and be funny.
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