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Yes IDB, the start of a RCUD. My understanding is a RCUD starts at the rim finishes at the rim, and the area is shifted. Then when it finally breaks off it's a Cud. Sorry I meant die cracks Edited by Cujohn
11/27/2016 8:23 pm
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Looks like a die crack soon to be Retained Cud most likely like dustin said-i dont see an IDB |
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RCUD starts at the rim finishes at the rim, and the area is shifted. I agree with that, and when it finally breaks off, it's no longer retained. I think what you have now is a rim to rim crack. |
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None of the cracks on any of the 9 coins go to the rim.
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Your third pic looks like it does, but you have it in hand, so I guess they are just Die Cracks.
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11/28/2016 6:37 pm
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I will recheck them under the scope and confirm.
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Looks like a die crack to me, but it wouldn't be the first or the last time I'm wrong.
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Gone cross-eyed looking at these, but Coinmasters eyes may be better than mine. Take a look at the pic below, it does appear to have something going on to the rim of the coins. Doesn't look like a crack, but maybe a beginning of the crack? So maybe a Retained Cud?  |
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Without any offset or displacement it would still not be a Retained Cud even if it continued and I don't see any sign of that(so for Retained Cud if the crack goes from rim to rim the next thing you need is vertical displacement or horizontal offset to make a retained cud-vertical displacement is tough to capture in photo) Edited by Slamnbass
11/29/2016 1:43 pm
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 with Slamnbass. I've studied the pics a little closer and no longer think it's rim to rim, but a very nice crack nonetheless.  and in multiples. |
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