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2002 Quarter - Ohio - Die Crack, Die Cud?

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Through the posts here, I have observed die cracks and Die Cuds on pics submitted for review.

Was hoping if someone could explain if there is a name specific to this issue, and it could be as simple as PMD, but I don't think it is, and if it is, how do you know it is?

2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
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Please crop photos before posting. We need a close up. Congrats on 50 posts.
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done, and thanks @John1!
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Looks like PMD,not a Cud to me.
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Note both sides of the coin is showing the same thing. A pair of wore cutters damaged your coin. On a Cud, that is a breakaway of the outside edge of a die:
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
On a Cud, one side is usually affected, the opposite side show weakness:
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
Note how the metal is taller than the rim of the coin? Also note on the opposite side, there is a weakness there. So with the void on the die, the opposite side of the coin does not receive pressure to make the devices full. That is how you can tell you have a Cud. Sometimes there is a crack on both dies, but the only example I have show the Cuds in different areas of the opposite dies:
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
2002-Quarter---Ohio---Die-Crack,-Die-Cud?
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yes, coop very helpful, possibly you could add to that analysis of what is NOT a Cud and provide an explanation, as I did not what are cutters or a worn one, why a worn does this to the quarter. thanks for the education!
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