1977 Lincoln Memorial Cent - CU-1C-1977-14 Cud
Error
Attribution
Discovered by
Chuck Newman
Verified by
Cuds on Coins
Original Research
Description
Cataloged as CU-1C-1977-14 by Cuds on Coins with additional cross-references to LC-77-3A and JCc-77_31 (dated 05/08/2017), this cud variety is the fourteenth documented rim break on 1977 Philadelphia Lincoln Memorial cents. The presence of multiple cross-reference designations indicates that this particular die break has been independently documented by more than one attribution service or researcher, lending additional confidence to its cataloging. Cuds form through the complete separation of a die rim fragment — a catastrophic failure event in which a section of hardened tool steel detaches under the cyclic stress of repeated striking, leaving a void that fills with planchet metal on each subsequent coin produced by the damaged die. CU-1C-1977-14 is distinguishable from the other entries in the census by its specific break location and geometry, and the cross-references to LC-77-3A and JCc-77_31 provide alternative lookup paths for researchers working with different catalog systems. Attribution by Cuds on Coins.
Cross References
- CU-1C-1977-14; LC-77-3A, JCc-77_31. 05/08/2017.
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