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1985 LMC Rim Cud

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Hi there
is this considered a rim Cud?

Thanks

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 Posted 01/03/2016  8:39 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
If it were is would be the same height as the rim. It looks like the coin has damage on the rim and part of the plating is near the "L"?
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I don't know, maybe. Here are a couple more pictures.

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Looks like it wasn't struck that way. Possible folded fin in that area on the coin when it was struck. Now it is just an altered cent from circulation.
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Okay by me, I just want to learn how to identify the different kinds of Cuds (if which this is not, so that is good to learn)

I appreciate your time.

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