are coins with cuds worth anything besides face value?i found a '59 rosie with a big cud on the backside.any input wqould be appreciated and helpful.
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Cuds often increase the value of a coin.
"Backside" is not a typical term for coin collecting. Usually the sides are termed: Obverse (face, head) and Reverse (tail, tails).
"Backside" is not a typical term for coin collecting. Usually the sides are termed: Obverse (face, head) and Reverse (tail, tails).
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Hello, 
Error's are generally increased by the significants of the error.
The bigger the error the more valuable... 
Hope this helps !! 
Keep @ it and HH !!
Error's are generally increased by the significants of the error.
The bigger the error the more valuable... Hope this helps !! Keep @ it and HH !!
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