cud?

Is this cud?
and these dimes whats this called..
and this penny.. pretty little thing..lol
one more after this then im gone for the weekend.. :bow:

 

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With the dimes, I know its something to do with the collaring process....can't recall the term though. I think its the same with the to lincolns. Either way, its very common.

And the last....hmmmm...bit of plating I presume

 

k Thanks:smile

 

The two dimes show collar clash. The obverse die struck the top of the collar and/or scraped along its working face. The cent might also be a case of collar clash, but there are several other possibilities.

 

Hi,
The cent that is "green" could be an error (if it is dated 1982 or later) it has the possibility of being struck on a planchet that was plated with "brass" instead of copper. They sometimes take on a very yellow or greenish appearance.
How about larger scans of both sides?
Have Fun,
Bill