RCD-1c-2021-02 Retained Cud

Description

RCD-1c-2021-02 Note: Reverse die trails “white arrows”. Generally speaking, trails are parallel raised ridges which extend away from the corners of a coin’s design elements. They are strongest at the point where the device meets the field, and then taper off as they extend into the field. They vary in strength from naked-eye obvious to barely perceptible under magnification. A single coin can exhibit multiple sets of trails going in multiple directions. These ridges are created during polishing of the die by a rotary tool.

Attribution History

• Discovered by Steve Young
• Cross reference: None. 08/20/2022.
• Expert attribution by Cuds on Coins

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