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2015 LSC Lamination Error.

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I think this is another lamination error coin. Pulled it out of a coin roll just now.
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Can we see a better close up of the area in question? I can't really tell what's going on. It almost appears that some of the copper coating is missing.
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@bcr, I see the lack of plating on the obv which is allowing the zinc core to poke through. This doesn't look like a lam error to me.
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Copper layer (plated layer) may be stripped in that area--better photos would help determine whats going on. Not really a lamination peel so characteristic of pre-copper plated cents.
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Split-plate issue, not a lam.
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It does look like the zinc is peeling in a couple places. I thinking it may be damaged. I can't get better pics my precious phone is not cooperating. I will try to get better pics in the morning. I'm getting a head ache. Thx y'all
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Looks like some kind of corrosive liquid removed the copper layer
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Zincolns do not have laminations,Mike Diamond says he has never seen one. Going to need better photos for us to help you.
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