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1958-P LWC -A Decent Un-Circulated Pre Cud

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Found this in an OBW roll. I don't see any 58P's listed on COC so maybe it's a new one.

1958-P-LWC--A-Decent-Un-Circulated-Pre-Cud
1958-P-LWC--A-Decent-Un-Circulated-Pre-Cud
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Cool find!

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I agree that you have a nice pre Cud there. I also don't see yours on the cuds-on-coins website. Well done!
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The coin almost looks like a steel penny.
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The coin almost looks like a steel penny.


It's copper. The scope I'm taking images with has seen it's better days.
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Nice find Earl,I like it.
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Just a rim to rim die crack so far.
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Yes,we don't know if or when that die got changed out. I still call it a pre-cud.
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A pre Cud would be like a Retained Cud, showing some movement of the pre Cud away from the die. So far this is just a crack with a few chips. No separation of the die yet.
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Are there any similar appearing coins with maybe a bit of separation, your may be prior to those and only a couple hundred strikes back.
Check die markers.

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Are there any similar appearing coins with maybe a bit of separation, your may be prior to those and only a couple hundred strikes back.


I don't see any pre Cuds listed for 1958P, unless I'm missing something.
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The die looks pretty fresh to have a rim to rim crack. It mush have hit the collar and it broke then. It was probably used a long time after that. (probably until the die developed a Cud)
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