CU-10c-1982P-01 Cud
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Description
Registered by Cuds on Coins as CU-10c-1982P-01 and cross-referenced as RDC-82P-1, with a catalog date of September 1, 2013, this cud was struck at the Philadelphia Mint on a 1982 Roosevelt Dime. The RDC designation — Roosevelt Dime Cud — is the cross-reference system maintained alongside the primary CU catalog coding. A die cud forms when a section of the working die fractures and separates, leaving a cavity that fills with coin metal during striking to produce a raised, featureless lump over the affected design area. The Philadelphia Mint produces Roosevelt Dimes without a mintmark, and 1982 falls within the clad era begun in 1965. The CU-10c-1982P-01 catalog number identifies this as the first documented cud variety for 1982-P Roosevelt Dimes in the Cuds on Coins registry, making it the primary reference variety for this date and mint combination. Collectors cross-referencing the RDC-82P-1 code will find this entry in both the dedicated Roosevelt Dime registry and the broader Cuds on Coins database.
Attribution History
- Discovered by Fred Weinberg
- Cross reference number: RDC-82P-1. 09/01/2013.
- Expert attribution by Cuds on Coins
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