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1983 Lincoln Obverse Cud

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Small but a Cud,thanks for looking-comments welcome!



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 Posted 01/15/2017  8:40 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CoinMasters to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
A Cud it is! What's that under Liberty?
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I believe its a thread CM I got to double check my pics closer with my one halfway good eye before I post
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I don't think it's a thread. Looks like part of the coin or something attached to it.
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What's the matter with your eye?
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Hmm,ill take a look in a minute. Think I see a shadow from it tho? I usually takes pics then post from my iphone and miss these small things if I'm not focused on it until I look at what I posted from my ipad then ill notice it
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Must of been a thread Jim I posted a new pic...I have kerataconus in both eyes-had corneal transplant in my left 20 yrs ago and need the right one done now. But even the left one has gone downhill again. Believe it or not when searching coins I use cheater glasses with my 10x loupe lol but with the 16x no cheaters.
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I had no idea, it doesn't slow you down from finding nice coins. I wear readers with my 10 and 16 loupes. Anyway, it must have been a thread because the inside of it looks the same. It looked like a Long Horn steer or one of the Midwest states. lol
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Before you deleted the picture I thought it looked like a thread as well.
Nice Cud!
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Slamn, would you repost that pic? I want to see something.
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Here ya go bud.

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Nice find, but I don't think it qualifies as a Cud. It doesn't affect the rim at all.
It is a nice chip with a crack though!
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Thanks Slamn. I don't think it qualifies as a thread, there's no knot connecting it to itself.
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Not a Cud yet,it is what I call a pre-CUD. Now it's a die crack with chip,IMHO.
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I think it qualifies as a small Cud, because it is much larger than a crack and seems to be on or at the inner design rims edge.

The piece of dust, lint or pet hair cast a cool shadow. Leaves no doubt of the lighting direction.

Also slight misalignment added a double or false rim. Thanks, Doug.
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This is tough, I think just a die chip, but nice!
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