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Would you call this a rim break or a small cud?
Bustquarterhound
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Picked up this B-1 1822 quarter and am not sure of the proper terminology. To me either works. What are your thoughts? Thanks Dave
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This seem to be cud.
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It looks like a small cud from the edge of the die breaking off.
There should others like it out there.
Stacks just sold one today with a much smaller break.
Either one is correct.
Very minor - I'de be more worried about cleaned and retoning.
It's graded by PCGS 35 the latest quarter books say the dies are perfect. So I'm not that worried about it. I was just curious.
I would consider it a
"minor reverse rim cud at 12:00"
or some such description.
That seems the correct terminology for what I'm seeing.
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@Bustquarterhound.... Yes, a reverse rim cud... Great pictures. Cheers, RickO
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Plot twist, it is a rim ding
Lovely coin, I would use CUD!
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