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2007 (P) Presidential Dollar - James Madison, Position A - CU-100C-2007P-03R Cud

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2007 (P) Dollar Cud error coin
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Discovery Date
2007
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Description

CU-100C-2007P-03R is a reverse cud on a 2007 Philadelphia Mint James Madison Presidential Dollar, cataloged by Cuds on Coins. Presidential Dollars received their date, mint mark, and E PLURIBUS UNUM motto incused on the edge in a post-strike process, and Position A versus Position B identifies whether the edge lettering reads normally when the obverse or reverse faces up. A cud forms when a portion of the die breaks away at the rim, leaving a cavity that fills with metal during striking to create a raised featureless mass on the finished coin. Cataloged by Cuds on Coins, this variety demonstrates that the same reverse cud catalog code can appear on coins with different edge lettering positions, since the edge inscription was applied after the obverse and reverse were struck. The 2007 James Madison dollar saw substantial production at Philadelphia as part of the program's popular inaugural year, when the first four presidents were released in quarterly intervals throughout the year.

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Last updated: October 22, 2026

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