1776-1976 USA quarter ... CUD furryfrog02 this one is for you...Focus, I am focused, I hope..lol

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Ack! Where is the reverse picture?!

 

what??

 

you want a pic of the back???lol that's not where the thing is...

 

Picture of the reverse of the coin please

 

If it's a cud there should be some metal displacement on the other side.

 

FYI, this is a good reference site for cuds: http://cuds-on-coins.com/

 

yes sir, right away, the backside (tails) as you requested

 

another

 

why did I keep all of these coins if I didn't know what the heck they were, never mind, I didn't know what the heck they were is the reason...DUHHHH

 

I think this needs to be clarified.

When a cud occurs, some of the metal intended to flow into the devices is diverted into the die break making the strike weak on the opposite side.

Chris

 

So, it isn't a cud. Beyond that I'm not really sure.

 

Thanks. I'm not all that great at explaining these things.

 

SOOOO what do I do????

 

do yawl have a thread for I don't know people??? Like ME...

 

The bicentennial quarter does not look like a cud to me.

Chris

 

and it has a Filled D???

 

Mint mark

 

To top it it off I think the anomaly is on the inside of the rim (when I enlarge the photo). Just an observation

 

To me, it looks like a stain.