Cent CUD or PMD?

[Rosco53]

Exchanged my coins today, got some more cents and my first nickels in a bout a month. 4 bags yielded 5 War Nickels and a 1992 Peso, so nothing overly spectacular there. First cent bag I did was quite nice though:

4th proof in the last 10 bags now, only had 5 in the previous 160 or so...

Then theres this one...looks like a cud, but not sure because of the reverse:


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[mdj]

I'm not an expert but it looks like a cud to me.

 

[Megalodon]

Looks like a cud cent to me. Very nice!

 

[Styfflin]

Nice monster cud. Looks like CU-1c-1979-02 on cuds-on-coins.

 

[GB1]

cud

 

[port ewen ace]

honker

 

[enamel7]

Definitely a cud!

 

[Ranger Chuck]

Yes, definitely a cud. The weak strike in the same area on the opposite side of the coin is common with large cuds.

 

[port ewen ace]

Yes, definitely a cud. The weak strike in the same area on the opposite side of the coin is common with large cuds.

that is the "Blakesley effect"

 

[LooseChange]

that is the "Blakesley effect"

Never heard of the Blakesley Effect discussed for Cuds, only for clips.
Also, I think Blakesley Effect is most often observed on the same side of the coin - 180deg from the clip (not on the flip side).

 

[port ewen ace]

Never heard of the Blakesley Effect discussed for Cuds, only for clips.
Also, I think Blakesley Effect is most often observed on the same side of the coin - 180deg from the clip (not on the flip side).

you are correct--- my fingers and brain had a brief "outage" there-- still a mega CUD

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice find!