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1957 D Possible Cud Or Die Break Penny?

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Going through my inherited Grandfather's coin collection I found this penny. Looking at it through a loop on the right ear there appears to be part of the rim had came off and was stamped in. Is this a Die Cud? Die break? Thoughts on how this could have happened please.
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Looks like a die crack from where I'm sitting or some type of Retained Interior Die Break.
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 Posted 12/05/2017  11:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
CUD's always include the rim. Use the search box,upper left of page there is good info there.
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with die crack.
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Die Crack and a nice one!
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Looks like the die actually chipped away them lines are so thick.
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I think you're right.



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Thank you all so much for your input! I've got quite a few pretty cool coins from my grandpa.
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