Does anyone recognize this variety of the token? There is an area on the obverse beneath the exergue where the H usually is that looks like a blundered die or series of die gouges. On the reverse there is a cud on the rim at 9:00.

Not familiar, but that's a pretty well worn die state for both sides. Might be in one of the obsecure variety catalogues.

Here are the photos of the whole token. I have another with the same indicators on both sides...the gouges under the exergue on the obverse, the cud on the reverse. No doubt that the problems are die related.

i have a few cud errors this looks lke t is a cud error.

After a quick look through a book, it's the no h variety (Oh how creative!) and is worth a small-ish premium.