Leaky Washington Quarter

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So what you're looking at the black cud on the quarter(pix attached) somehow looks different then the one on mine? As long as the die break or whatever starts at a coin's rim
It is called a cud.
As for steel melting, how should I know .I just know the attached Black Cud was caused by a STEEL FLAKE WHICH HAD DETACHED ITSELF FROM THE THE DIES OBVERSE FACE.
Previously one or all of you said their were no cuds which are black.That a black cud is a caused by soldering.
Key word Rim to Rim Cuds and learn something.
This is the Reverse.
I will rest my case.

 

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I'm not sure how a cud can be black. Shouldn't a cud be the same color as the planchet? Would you please clarify why you think the cud turned black before you rest your case.

 

What do you guys think of this one?

 

You should start your own thread.

 

Well it was kind of similar I guess so thought this was best place to ask