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Is this a Retained Cud? Got a 1955S obw roll from the coin shop and found about 5 of these. The die crack goes rim to rim. That's what makes me think it could be. Also found a couple 1955s-1DO-001. And about 3 or 4 nice BIE's in the same roll. Just not sure about possible retained cud. Thx for the help.
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Looks like the reverse is a small retained cud. At first I didn't see any displacement of the die, but the wheat line as 9:00 shows a slight displacement. Interesting die cracks. Probably BJ Neff will be glad to see this one. It is just slightly before a cud happens.Richard S. Cooper Some have asked about my images I use, and I'm glad to say I've completed a DVD of these. Ask if you are interested. Newer members like these. -
From my limited but rapidly learned knowledge -- I think is is a retained cud. Certainly a die crack, and as you say it does seem to go from rim to rim....ArJohn
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That's nice! BJ will be interested.
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Thx. If you look at the lower crack right at the rim. It looks like the rim doesn't line up. Is that considered displacement?Comment
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Bella - I would like to enter your coin into Cuds-on-coins.com. Please contact me at cudsoncoins@aol.com.
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