Cud or IDB?

This came out of a 100$ mint bag.
This involves the rim, but looks more like a die chip than a cud. It partially covers the U in trust.
What would you call it? I looked over the IDB's and cuds and it was not present.

 

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Interesting I'm going with I.D.B/chip nice coin for being almost 60 years old.

 

Interesting. A Cud is usually a larger piece that starts to break off the edge of the Die. But it's the same issue with Die Chips. Lets call it a Die Chud

 

LOL

 

How about when some talks on and on and on and on and on and on and on..... Everyone say "CHUDDIE" up !

 

I'm seeing a rim ding that comes over
the U.

I do not believe that is a die chip or crack.

 

+1

 

Wow...honestly, that is what I first thought.

 

@Pickin and Grinin
We might have to see better pictures

 

Yep, better photos might help those of us sitting on the edge.

 

I didn't know that the Mint used $100 bags for pennies.

It looks like a rim ding to me, too.

 

I will try to get better pics, there is no rim ding.
I do see your analogy of the photo though.

 

I will try in a few. Just getting home.

 

Your right, 50$ bags.

As for the cent above I am wondering if it might be a well disguised lamination.
I still have at least another 4,000 coins to go thru.

 

That's a nice one. Probably the start of a cud.