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1982 LMC LD Nicely Toned But

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*** Edited by Staff to Add Year / Mintmark / Denomination to Title. Titles are Important! ***

Is this called a Cud? Right of T and up at the rim, small but hey.
On the E there is an extra arm under the top arm.
The mark between the E and S is a cut.


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That's a Die Crack with a Die Chip connected to it. A Cud would involve the rim and some parts of the field.
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And are usually rising above the rim area.
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Even a small Cud rises above the rim.
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Thanks guys Die Chip it is.
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It is also a die crack along with a chip. The die crack is spreading. Do you know why it is not a chip? (The cause)
Because the edge/rim area is missing off the die.
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That hasn't happened on the die yet when your coin was struck. Later one it may happen, or again it may just eventually be retired later on.
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Thanks coop for explaining.
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Looking again it maybe a die dent. I know this might sound strange, but a small contact on the outside edge of the die would make an incuse area on the die, when a coin is struck, the lower lip on the die that forms the rim shows a raised area on the coin from the die dent.
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But on your coin it doesn't look that large. Also noted it is a die crack.
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Well now this is getting interesting.
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