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Found a 2007-P Utah cud this evening searching CWR.
WOO-HOO

I can't take a pic at the moment, as my wife has the camera in NY for the summer. This is what it looks like:
http://www.keysquality.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=607

It's MS condition. Certainly looks better than the pics in the link.

1. Anyone have have an idea of value?
2. What is the K3 reference in the Item Name in the link?
3. When PCGS does attribution for errors, do they also assign a grade? NGC, ANACS?
4. Should I look at getting this slabbed?



*EDIT* Mine is a later strike, the cud is larger than the linked pic.

After some majorly slow Dial-up research, and a small celebration with my friend Mr. Beam . I have learned a little and can refine my questions.

1. K3... I think this refers to the location of the cud as viewed from the obverse. Mine would be at the 3 o'clock position from the obverse. This is my guess based on other cuds I have looked at this evening.

2. Attribution is for Varieties (1999 Lincoln Wide AM), not Errors (cud/lamination)...

3. Information abounds for Varieties and is sadly lacking for Errors. See #1.

4. CONECA offers an Error Examination service, which I don't need for this coin, I already know what I have. They also offer an Attribution service for Varieties. Both are available for non-members at a reasonable cost. http://conecaonline.org/attribution_services.html

So.... the current questions are:
1. Anyone have an idea of the value?
2. Will PCGS/NGC/ANACS grade a coin with a cud?
3. Should I even bother with grading?

A couple of years ago I sold a WV qtr with a cud for $15 and it was circulated. The dealer said he'll sell it for $30.
But that was then and this is now. Thats the 1st Utah cud I've seen.

Nice!