Reverse F is rotated 9 degrees counter clockwise and develops a die break between 7:00 and 8:00.
Comments: The reverse F
die break indicates that the northern section was recessed within the
working die, while the southern section was raised above. I have
referred to this die state as a broken die rather than a retained cud
since the recessed/raised nature of the die break may likely be the
result of this section of die still connected to the die body beneath
the die face. During a subsequent die state, I fully expect
reverse F will be located with a retained cud between 7:00 and 8:00 due
to the die break finally breaking free from the die body.
