Cuds on U.S. Coins
Definition: A cud is a die break that involves the rim and at least a little bit of the adjacent field or design.
Half Cent; 1794 -1857
Large Cent; 1793 -1857
Flowing Hair; 1793
Classic Head; 1808-1814
Liberty Head; 1816 – 1857
Matron Head Modified; 1835 – 1839
Small Cent; 1856 – present
Two Cent; 1864 -1873
Three Cent; 1851 -1899
Three Cent Silver; 1851 – 1873
Nickels; 1866 – Present
Indian Head or Buffalo Nickel; 1913 – 1938
Jefferson Nickel; 1938 – present
Half Dimes; 1794 – 1873
Flowing Hair; 1794 – 1795
Draped Bust; 1796 – 1805
Capped Bust; 1829 – 1837
Dimes; 1796 – Present
Liberty Head Dime; 1892 – 1916
Winged Liberty Dime; 1916 – 1945
Roosevelt Dime; 1945 – present
Twenty Cent; 1875 – 1878
Quarter Dollars; 1796 – Present
Draped Bust Quarter Dollar – Heraldic Eagle; 1804 – 1807
Seated Liberty Quarter Dollar; 1838 -1891
Barber Quarter Dollar; 1892 – 1916
Standing Liberty Quarter Dollar; 1916 – 1930
Washington Quarter Dollar; 1932 – present
Half Dollars; 1796 – Present
Flowing Hair Half Dollar; 1974-1795
Draped Bust Half Dollar
Small Eagle Reverse; 1796 – 1797
Heraldic Eagle Reverse; 1801 – 1807
Seated Liberty Half Dollar; 1839 – 1891
Barber Half Dollar; 1892 – 1915
Franklin Half Dollar; 1948 – 1963
Kennedy Half Dollar; 1964 – present
Dollars; 1796 – Present
Eisenhower Dollar; 1971 – 1978
S. B. Anthony Dollar; 1979 – 1999
Presidential Dollar Series; 2007 – Present
U. S. Gold Coins; 1796 – 1933
U. S. Commemorative Coins
$1.00 dollar
U. S. Tokens
Civil War; 1862 – 1864