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'72 Washington Lamination? X-Ray Vision Version!

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Too bad this coin is in such poor condition :(

The profile of the coin is solid copper so I think the clad portion started out extremely thin. Also the reverse almost looks like it never had been fully clad versus laminating over time? Sorry about not getting 100% of the coin in the picture. Let me know if it has value above going into a flip for looking cool!



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Looks more like environmental damage to me.
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Aww man!! So what is the difference? A lamination has to occur right when the coin is struck and then is or isn't retained?
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A lamination is a peeling away of the solid planchets. This occurs on silver,copper and copper-nickel coins. I've not seen a quarter that is sandwiched suffer from lamination. On the composition coins they maybe partially missing or whole coin missing the silver outside part.
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'72-Washington-Lamination?--X-Ray-Vision-Version!
The cladding is either missing or peeled off after the strike. Unlike laminations that may happen before/during/after the strike.


The OP's coin looks like it was suffering from acid placed on the surface.
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