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1918-S LWC; Cud On Reverse?

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Picked this up for $1.75 at the local coin shop. Curious about grade and, also, what happened with that left wheat stalk looks a Cud of some sort definitely metal:

1918-S-LWC;-Cud-On-Reverse?

1918-S-LWC;-Cud-On-Reverse?
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 Posted 01/13/2011  3:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add fenton to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Also curious about left edge of the right wheat stalk seems strangely misaligned is that just a die variety?
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I would grade it VF, the left wheat ear is beginning to chip and crack. If the crack kept progressing, it would become a retained cud(rim to rim crack with displacement) and eventually a full Cud with that piece of the die breaking away.
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Thanks does a chip/crack of that size impart any additional value to the coin or is it just a common curiosity?
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What bio said.

Some people collect dies/chips, to them it might be worth a very slight premium. However, it usually will detract from the value as most collectors see it as a flaw.
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definately die chip, I keep the ones I find, I think it's interesting...
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