1974 (D) Lincoln Memorial Cent - CU-1C-1974D-14 Cud
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Description
CU-1C-1974D-14 is a cud on the 1974-D Lincoln Memorial cent. A cud forms when a section of the die rim fractures and separates entirely, leaving an open cavity at the die's edge. On subsequent strikes, planchet metal flows unchecked into this void, producing a raised, featureless mass along the affected portion of the rim. The catalog cross-references this variety as LC-74D-12 in The Cud Book (Thurman and Margolis) and as JCc-74D_32, with a documentation date of September 1, 2013. These multiple reference numbers across different attribution systems confirm that CU-1C-1974D-14 has been independently verified and assigned standardized identifiers for collector and dealer communication. Specimens of CU-1C-1974D-14 entered circulation as regular business strikes and can be identified by the distinctive geometry and clock-position of the rim break, which must match the reference images and positional data published by Cuds on Coins. Attribution by Cuds on Coins.
Cross References
- CU-1C-1974D-14; number: LC-74D-12, JCc-74D_32. 09/01/2013.
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