1974 (D) Lincoln Memorial Cent - CU-1C-1974D-19 Cud
Error
Attribution
Discovered by
Daniel Botsford
Verified by
Cuds on Coins
Original Research
Description
Approaching the end of the documented 1974-D cud census, CU-1C-1974D-19 is the nineteenth cataloged rim break variety for Denver Mint Lincoln Memorial cents of this date. The Cuds on Coins catalog records this variety without any additional cross-reference numbers from alternative attribution services, indicating it may be documented exclusively within that system. Cud errors occur when accumulated fatigue in the die steel causes a fracture to propagate from a stress concentration point — typically at the die's rim where the design meets the retaining collar groove — until a section breaks free entirely. The missing piece leaves an open cavity that fills with planchet metal on subsequent strikes, producing the characteristic raised, textureless mass that gives the error type its name. Collectors interested in CU-1C-1974D-19 should note that at this density of cataloged varieties, adjacent entries may occupy relatively close clock-positions on the die rim, making careful comparison against reference images essential for definitive attribution.
Cross References
- CU-1C-1974D-19
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