2006 (P) Colorado State Quarter - CU-25c-2006P-19R Cud

Description

With the cross-reference JCQ-2006P-CO-002 and a February 2021 catalog date, this reverse cud on the 2006-P Colorado State Quarter represents a major die break. Colorado, the 38th state admitted to the Union in 1876, was honored with a reverse depicting a sweeping Rocky Mountain vista, and the "R" suffix in CU-25c-2006P-19R confirms the break occurred on this reverse die rather than the standard Washington obverse. The State Quarter program (1999-2008) generated enormous public interest and collector participation. Colorado quarters feature the inscription "Colorful Colorado" beneath the mountain scene, and a rim-level die break in the vicinity of this design would produce a raised metal mass interrupting the geographic or textual elements. Cuds on Coins also gives it a JCQ cross-reference number. Philadelphia's 2006 quarter production consumed hundreds of reverse dies across the five state designs, and each die's service life ended either through scheduled replacement or catastrophic failure — cuds representing the latter outcome.

Cross References

• Cross reference number: JCQ-2006P-CO-002.  02/13/2021.

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