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@hp, to me it seems more like a narrow lamination than a crack in the planchet, but I'm not sure. I'm interested to see what others think.
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Looks like a very small lamination beginning to separate to me.
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I agree with a LAM. You might want to give it an acetone bath especially before taking pics. John1  ( I'm no pro, it's just my humble opinion )
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Thanks Everyone! Quote:
You might want to give it an acetone bath especially before taking pics.
John1 Yes, I agree. After I loaded the photos on here I said the exact same thing to myself. |
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Lamination. Good coin though!
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Quote:Very nice coin! I believe that is a DDO too, either S-1 or S-2. Thanks! Yes, I think it is Snow-2. Large L over small L. It also shows some doubling on the, D in United, first S in States, the last 9 of the date.
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05/18/2022 2:36 pm
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