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Are These Two LMCs Errors Or PMD?

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The obverse is very smooth.. and the reverse is normal.

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This one is more interesting..
It looks like it may be PMD.. but would that explain the lamination around the entire circumference?
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The first one looks like a struck through capped die. The second one looks like what many would call a Dryer Coin or PMD except for the lamination with peel which I have never seen on the so called Dryer Coins. I don't know how the dryer makes them but I think that is what they are usually called.
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The Dryer Coins look like that with the extra metal moved from the outside rim over the edge.
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Can you post a pic of the reverse of the first pic?
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I suspect that the interior of the first coin was buffed into an unrecognizable blur. The ghost of Lincoln is too smooth for a capped die strike. The complete absence of LIBERTY and the first three digits of the date is incompatible with a ghost bust with this much relief.

The second coin is a Dryer Coin.
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the reverse of the first coin is normal.
i dont have a picture of that though.
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