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1977-D Lamination Error

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Coinfrog
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Very cool indeed!
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Extremely nice.
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Thx all, appreciate the comments
ijn1944
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A unique one, yes.
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Nice lam.
Halo1st
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To me I wonder if the section / LAM in question was struck through a fold over from itself. Thank, Doug.
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That is a very cool and peculiar looking anomaly. I with Doug, looks like it may have folded over from the rim side of the coin. Nice find!
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Wow! That one is cool! Nice find
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nice lam, but why so perfectly straight on the right a a perfect semi circle on the left?
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peanut26
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 Posted 01/05/2024  7:23 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add peanut26 to your friends list
@dearborn, that would be for you "the experts" to tell me I don't evem know how laminations happen. Didn't read the book
oddguy
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That is a nice example for any ones collection.
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It may well be a struck-in, folded-over clamshell lamination flap. Or it could be a struck-in, detached lamination flap from another planchet.
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peanut26
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Oh wow ty for that explanation Mike
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Me I doubt this been an Lam as per vocabulary. Do it is an strike trough an debris? Also questionable the form. We will see the concensus.
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