1995 D Penny w/Cud Errors

Errors:
Above York in LIBERTY
Above LIBERTY
On Collar
Below R & T
B in LIBERTY Filled In
Hairline
Right Pillar, Top
Left Pillar
Above C in CENT
On Staircase
And, an interesting Die Chip on the first 9 in 1999

 

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your coin is covered in plating blisters caused by contaminants in the mix, no collector value...http://www.error-ref.com/?s=plating+blister

 

And it has lots of environmental damage, too.
It's a spender.

 

@Christina Gaffney

A cud is a break on the rim that extends into the field.

Chris

 

Here's a cud .

https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs...=yhs-mozilla-001&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-001

 

The post 1982 zinc cents have been known to be quite pimply. From there, it looks like corrosion.

 

It's a helluva clash, too.

 

Could you be a kind soul and find one just a little bit bigger? My poor eyes strain to see this one...

 

Ooooh, I want it! Cud Monster needs more Cuds!!

 

I have a cud on 1995 cent first 9

 

first 9 does it have any value?

 

It wouldn't be a "cud" as, at least from your description, the anomaly has no association with the rim. However, please do post a photo so we can take a look.

 

You posted this seconds before I did my previous response; my apologies...

The only thing I'm seeing is (most likely) simple staining, Dustin. Unfortunately, such a coin would carry no additional value or premium.

Welcome to the forum.

 

I have a 1995 penny that appears to be silver. What is its value

 

Probably nothing, but "appears silver" is pretty vague and is mostly meaningless. Try to post a few in focus photos of decent quality.