Cuds anyone?

BustDMs

I love late die states, especially cuds.

JRocco

Agree with both. Great example

JRocco

1806/5 T-1
I believe this is Die Stage 3
Obv - Retained cud S11 to below the end of the bust
Rev - Retained cuds, cracks to the rim above N between IT and the left side of E

oih82w8

yosclimber

Here's one of the larger and rarer cuds in the Liberty Seated Half Dime series,
1853 V-8a, #65 in the "Top 100 Varieties" list.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1035720/top-100-seated-half-dime-varieties-list-and-112-page-pdf

lkeigwin

Typically a bit corroded but fun for its two-sided cuds.
Lance.

coinsarefun

Kliao

Retained cud at the bottom of the reverse. 1927 $2.5 gold Indian.

seanq

If you like cuds, it is worth checking out the Don Bonser collection being offered this month by Heritage. I am watching a couple of really nice Lincoln cents with cuds, and the collection has many other examples across several denominations.

Last month I picked up this coin off eBay, it's a cull but it was cheap and the damage doesn't impact the error.

Sean Reynolds

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USSID17

It's not much but....... well, get the point. I think it's a cud??

rec78

I just found! this one today, I almost threw it back until I realized what it was!!

BustDMs

A new one.