Not a lamination. With the multi-ply plated coins (which that one is) a laminated surface would show the copper layer and steel core. In older coins, the weight would be a good clue.
That is a strike-through error.
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I'm glad you brought that up Wade... and glad that SPP replied with the details of this..nice to know the reasons why....and I'm glad that piroz posted this...nice find
Thanks for posting...and sharing would have been easier for me to say....
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