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1983 P Half Dollar Folded Over Rim Fin?

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Just wanted to make sure.


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I believe that is considered a rim Cud, my understanding is that a Rim Fin is a thin flange that extends vertically from the rim/edge junction of a coin struck within the collar.
But I am no expert on this and will wait for one to chime in.
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Looks like a fishy little fin to me. Good eyes and nice find.
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You might need to see on the edge if there is stoping points on the ends of that area. It maybe a struck through debris on the edge wrapping over the rim area. I just can say for sure from the images provided. But that is where I would look first on this one. The first clue would be: 'Not seeing the copper cladding on that area.' If it is cover, then I would think debris. If you see the copper layer, then the flattened fin issue. But a closer look on that area would be the first step.
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Rim looks normal-I can see the copper all the way around. So I think this would be fin issue.
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Looks like a rim Cud to me as well.
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Good eye!
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