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1983 P Cent With "Bie" Die Chip, Retained Rim Cud, And Retained Idb On Rev!

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The obverse strike seems a bit misaligned. Misaligned strikes are often accompanied by a false rim to one side or the side left exposed. Thanks, Doug.
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Thank you for the input Halo1st! It is Misaligned a little bit.
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Just a rim Cud. Rim Cuds don't move, like retained die breaks.
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Okay Coop, but is it possible for a Rim Cud to be retained though? Can it happen by any chance? Just wondering out of curiosity. Not trying to say that you're wrong or anything. Once those two questions are answered, I'll be good.
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Misaligned strikes are often accompanied by a false rim to one side or the side left exposed

Doesn't a tilted die do that also? If so,how to tell the difference?
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False rims can manifest in several ways. For me the cause is not always a one size fits all category. See link below. Thanks, Doug.

'Double rims' and false rims arise in many circumstances
By Mike Diamond

Published: May 9, 2014, 11 AM

https://www.coinworld.com/news/prec...stances.html
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Thanks for the link.
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Thank you very much for the link Halo1st! So I have that error too maybe?
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