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1956-D LWC Cud? Bie?

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Is this a Cud? And if so is this considered a BIE? Looks like a Cud to me, but it in no way resembles the letter i.

1956-D-LWC---Cud?--Bie?

1956-D-LWC---Cud?--Bie?

1956-D-LWC---Cud?--Bie?
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Your coin is not a Cud. A Cud is a die break that includes the rim. Your coin is a BIE. BIE is a catchall term for any die break or chip that happens at the word LIBERTY of Lincoln cents and does not have to be between the B and the E.
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So a Cud is only found along the rim? I am new to all of this, just trying to learn as I go.
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So a Cud is only found along the rim?


Yes, it must connect to the rim. Anything else is a die chip.
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Could someone explain the difference between a die break and a die chip? Are they related? Is the difference just in the size of the affected area? If so at what point does a chip become a break?
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This site may help explain it to you. They also have some nice images of Cuds.
http://cuds-on-coins.com/
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A chip off a die is internal, A Cud is from a part of the out area of the die that had broken off the die.
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