CU-25c-2006P-10R(CO) Cud

Description

Documenting a reverse rim cud at position 10 on the 2006 Philadelphia Mint Colorado State Quarter, this variety preserves a marginal die break on one of the State Quarter Program's mountain-themed designs. The "(CO)" suffix in the catalog designation identifies the specific state issue, distinguishing it from other 2006 quarters in the five-state annual rotation. Position 10 places the cud in the upper-left quadrant of the reverse — an area where the Rocky Mountain landscape and the banner reading "COLORFUL COLORADO" dominate the field. Colorado's reverse, designed by Norman E. Nemeth, depicts a sweeping mountain vista that made it one of the more visually striking entries in the fifty-state program. Rim cuds on State Quarters are actively collected as a subset of the broader cud variety specialty, and the combination of a specific state design with a documented die break position creates cross-collectible appeal for both error enthusiasts and State Quarter completists. Philadelphia's substantial production volume for the 2006 Colorado quarter means surviving examples may exist in meaningful numbers. Cataloged by Cuds on Coins as CU-25c-2006P-10R(CO).

Attribution History

• Discovered by everythingelse86 on Ebay
• Expert attribution by Cuds on Coins

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