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1976 One Cent Odd Lamination Peel

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First thought this was a lamination peel but looks more like a gouge from something Thoughts?

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It looks like a lamination peel to me. If it were a gouge, I wouldn't expect to see the letters remaining.
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unless it happened before the strike
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That's a possibility but, the section of the peel that is retained should be a lot more flat in that case, I think.
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Lamination peel, partially retained.
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so I guess my first thought was correct. Thanks guys
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Nice find Mike! That is indeed a lamination peel, good eye!
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