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1986 LMC With A Strange Blob?

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I found this 1986 LMC while coin roll hunting today. At first I thought it was just a damaged coin, but upon further inspection I have my doubts. First of all the is absolutely no damage to the rim. Secondly and I find this strange, the area with the extra metal is thinner than the surrounding area. Sort of looks like it got stuck in a copper bath! You tell me your opinions.
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 Posted 03/08/2019  5:38 pm  Show Profile   Check tropicalbats's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add tropicalbats to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That's Cud 001 (CU-1C-1986-001) and it's worth quite a bit. Great find and glad you didn't skip over that one!

http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-ce...s-1980-1989/

So you don't have to follow the link, this one is listed as "catastrophic die damage with obverse die break"
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Nice find! Thanks for sharing that huge Cud.
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Pretty impressive for sure!
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That's an incredible coin! Amazing find!

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But both sides look incuse? If it were a Cud, the rim would not be visible because of a raised Cud?
They are calling it:

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"Catastrophic Die Damage with Obverse Die Break"

It matches, but I wouldn't call it a Cud. Must be something I'm missing on this one?
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Coop, it is a Cud. It shows every sign that a Cud shows. There's even weakness on the reverse. Anyways, super nice find moose59! It's a keeper and worth a lot of money, so get it in a 2x2 right away!
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Thanks everyone. in a 2x2 for sure. I do not collect these, so I am going to put it on ebay auction if anyone is interested.
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