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2008 LMC Lamanation Or Defective Planchet Or ?

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Hope the pics are good enough to tell.Look below the ear. Thanks for the help, John1
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What does the reverse look like?
"Normal" possible struck though error.
"Area opposite raised" coin damaged from contact.
Images would help.
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coop here is the rev,looks normal to me.Just another ?..that abrasion line running from the rim to the chin,could that be part of the strike through? maybe a lamination of some kind,just wondering.Thanks.John1
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the area SE of chin may be a weakness in the plating/oil or water on the die/or something else but zincolns are made from zinc and plated. Laminations are on copper planchets. The metal is laminated/pressed together. Some something may have happened to you coin during or after it was struck. Hard to say as it doesn't add any value to the coin. But the marks in the center may have been from coin contact (called bag marks or during circulation) or from something that was struck onto the bust of your coin. I don't see a premium for this. But if you are like me, I always want to know what happened.
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another good educational piece
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