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1999 Jan 25 Cents Doubling/Cuds/Chips

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I found this as I was sorting out the sets I have put together. There are more areas with small dots of Die Cuds but the 25 cents area was most interesting.

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I think what you are calling " Die Cuds" are really die chips, non the less it's pretty neat.
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hmm maybe I need a tutorial? I thought that if it was little dots those were die chips, and that if it was a blob that it was a Cud?
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In US numismatic terminology, a Cud is a specific type of die break that affects the face and shank of a die so a Cud would emanate from the rim of the coin. Anything else on the interior of the coin would just be a die chip or die break, depending on the size.
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