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1984-D LMC Lamination (Is It?) Around 1/2 + Circumference

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The zinc is PURE. Impurities in the alloy of copper cents and other alloys causes them to lam.
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Didn't know that. Thanks.
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I wonder if anyone can tell me how you recognize when a crack is a plating crack or when it is a die crack?

Would a plating crack have zinc visible along it?

Does anyone know where there are some photos of plating cracks?
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Thanks, SSK - those are good to know about, but it seems they are talking about split plate, not a plating crack. I have never heard of a "plating crack" until this discussion. I have been unable to find anything on it with an internet search...hence my question. It is fairly clear to me that I am not looking at some form of split plating with this coin, since no zinc is visible along the crack. That is why I am looking for more information about a plating crack. Of course, perhaps the original use of the term meant "split plating" instead!

I am just about to decide that what I am dealing with here is a die crack - even though they are seldom, if ever, seen in this location!
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