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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Charles JS, post: 3001356, member: 90018&quot;]Okay what part of a</p><p><br /></p><p>So what you&#039;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&#039;s rim </p><p>It is called a cud.</p><p>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.</p><p>Previously one or all of you said their were no cuds which are black.That a black cud is a caused by soldering.</p><p>Key word Rim to Rim Cuds and learn something.</p><p>This is the Reverse.</p><p>I will rest my case.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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