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Edited by 11997755
08/19/2019 07:18 am
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Looks more like a die dent to me.
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@11997755, right location for a Cud, but did you try to depress it with a wooden toothpick to confirm that it isn't a plating bubble? "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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I would say no to a Cud. Gas bubble,maybe.Die dent,maybe. Hard plating debris is my guess. John1  |
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Quote:@11997755, right location for a Cud, but did you try to depress it with a wooden toothpick to confirm that it isn't a plating bubble? I found more than one. Here is an image of a different one with the rim in better shape. It's definitely something on the die.  EDIT: added a third one I found. This one is pretty clean.  Edited by 11997755
08/18/2019 4:42 pm
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My wife walked by when I was looking at the image. She squinted, looked at it for a bit, and said "That's a really small Cud. Maybe it should be called a cuddle." Then she grinned and walked away. Don't shoot the messenger . . .  |
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Maybe it should be called a cuddle." Attributed as a "cuddly cuddle Cud"  |
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Next time my wife asks for a cuddle, I'm thinking I shouldn't show her this.
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Can't be a Cud, the shape and form isn't correct. Probably just a weirdly shaped Die Dent. Errers and Varietys.
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Next time my wife asks for a cuddle, I'm thinking I shouldn't show her this Probably would not be a good idea. Not sure what to make of this: I am finding some from the same die without the abnormally. I think this would rule out a die dent unless it happened after the die was in the collar. Is it possible for the die to receive a dent after it is in the collar ? |
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Looks like a die blob to me, don't know what to call this
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Looks a lot like this one. CU-1c-2015-02 How was that one even listed?! I'd say that one is a die dent too. Edited by Tanman2001
08/18/2019 7:19 pm
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I'd say that one is a die dent too. Tanman or anyone-- Can a die be dented after it is placed in the collar ? The reason I ask is because I am finding others from the same die without the dent or whatever it is. EDIT: Same pair of dies Edited by 11997755
08/18/2019 7:11 pm
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I'm sure a die dent can occur after it's placed in the collar. Just like how die gouges, scratches, and Feeder Finger Damage can just "pop up" during the life of the die. |
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Still cool if it's a dent cause I have a pair of before it happened and after it happened.
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Posted 08/18/2019 4:16 pm
