This coin is Newcomb-4, obverse die 2, reverse die D. Rarity 2+. That stuff near K3 on the reverse is crud, not cud.
Well, it depends. In general, it's neither better nor worse. Rather, it's case by case. Some folks collect a single variety by die state, so a late die state such as a cud is collectible for some folks (a very few specialists). If the late die state is rare, someone might pay a premium. Even casual folks sometimes find them interesting and might buy the coin 'cuz they think it's cool. Sometimes they're very instructive.
Does it show? Fell out of the family tree to me. Most likely spent some time buried in river mud. ThanX to all on so much info on this gem~to~me.:bow: I was really curious about the features of the rev.
