Re: Cuds On Coins Cu-5c-1960D-01 Fred Weinberg. I spoke this a.m. with Mr. Stevens online and submitted this cud to him and he said it was similar to the above listed cud and that it is a common cud for this date.
I remember getting these in change back in 1960 and after. I had been collecting for about two years and wondered what caused the bar on top of the zero. It was not until a few years latter that I herd about cuds. At that time I also came across countless wheat cents with filled dates and and letters. At one point in time I accumulated several rolls of these errors. I eventually cashed them in so I could buy coins to fill the holes in my coin folders. Collecting was really fun in those days. I was able to fill almost all my books from cents through half dollars from circulation. I mowed a lot of laws to support my collecting habit. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1960-d-jefferson-nickel-bar-zero-cud-in-yesterdays-rolls.304722/)