Question on Cuds...

And size only matters when it's for sale. The larger the better. But a cud is still a cud. I don't have anything to compare these with but I'm only getting my dimes from pocket change and nothing really good enough to compare with these, very minor chips.

 

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So no cud to be seen on the two dimes I posted? No matter the size of the break?
Gotta respect tommyc03. Still searching and finding the finds.

 

To be considered a cud it has to involve the edge of the coin.

 

@Conder101 @cpm9ball @tommyc03
Well thank you Conder101. My point exactly. If it don't it the rim and field, don't call me a cud. Sorry Doug and Tom. C'mon Chris, come back to my cud.

 

There are two interpretations of what constitutes a cud. I prefer to use the original definition which says that the cud is a major break on the rim that extends into the field. A break that involves just the rim is considered a minor break.

As I see it, people have become too lax in interpreting some definitions, and as time goes by, the "new" definition has become acceptable. It's sort of like the use today of "nother" because people are too lazy to say "another".

Chris

 

Well shoot friend. Your in the great state of Fla. Give me a good old y'all. Not intended to be rude at all. Myself and two brothers born in the south. Two Fla and one Georgia. Happens in the military families.

 

I'm originally from Maryland, just northwest of DC. I moved to Florida in 1978. In the (almost) 40 years that I've lived in Southwest Florida, I've only met a few people who are true natives, and most of them are Seminole Indians.

Chris