Hi All, I was looking at a coin on ebay that is marked as a Sheldon-232. Its a lower grade. http://www.ebay.com/itm/141868157266 It seems this variety (S0232) commonly has a cud on the reverse in the top left area. The coin on ebay doesnt appear to have as pronounced a cud, but there is some rim activity (see ebay images). I actually initially thought it was a rim ding that had been worn. What do others think of the reverse of the coin for sale? Is that the remains of the cud, or a rim ding? Neat coin regardless. Some day I hope to have a higher grade example. : ) Cheers, GL
The late stage of S-232 does have a rim cud over ATE. This coin has a rim bump over TE and it is an S-233 NOT an S-232 (and it is correctly identified in the auction and on the slab.) S-233 does NOT come with rim break in that location.
