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This cud appears to be DD. Please leave a comment, I don't understand why I can read through the cud. It covers exactly half the circumference of the coin.
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it is goup.
we're fine btw
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A goup? Of copper, it's nothing?
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you can clearly (no pun intended) see right through it.
if that were a cud, it'd probably be new and exceedingly sought after.
goup usually refers to some sort of substance, not metal. i think goop or goo is also used in same context but no official definition seems to exist and the urban dictionary definition is NOT even close to what is intended.
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ok, it seemed too good to be true to be of any value, being able to read through it.Comment
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