Help Appreciated on this quarter.

Considered a Rim Cud?

 

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Looks like Rim damage to me. IMO!

 

Hare for me to see if it is raised or not.
Here are some rim cuds I've found:

 

What I'm seeing is a small pile of moved metal, so imo, damage

 

Yours def stand out! Thanks for sharing those.

 

The Quarter I posted looks like the railroad affect. But got filled in. I was wondering if that also caused a rim type cud.

 

Could be a small rim cud. But also could be folded over rim finning.

 

Looks like it took a hit to me. The metal appears to be shifted to me.

 

It's hard to tell for me as I haven't seen that many, but it does look like RR rim and the one spot looks like moved metal, so damage.

 

Railroad rims are on the edge. Not around the design of the coin. They are just another term for partial collar strike.
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/is-a-railroad-rim-and-a-partial-collar-strike-the-same.286894/
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/railroad-rim-definition.16782/

Here is an example:

 

Thanks everyone. BACK TO THE WILD!

 

Probably just what u said, Rim finning!

 

Clearer pictures would most likely help.

 

What happen when a die is slightly misaligned is it forces the metal to the weaker side, and forcing metal between the collar and the die face.
This usually causes finned rims and then eventually undue pressure on the die face. Which causes a cud.