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1996-D LMC Please Help ID This Plating Feature!

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If this coin were pre 1982, I would say this could be an Intrinsic Mettalic Inclusion. Since it is not, then could this be some kind of plating inclusion? Perhaps it is a deflated plating bubble? I am not convinced of that either! Could it be struck through plating foil? The area in question seems to be very slightly raised.



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Looks like some sort of environmental damage . That is my opinion due to all the corrosion around that area.
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It looks like it is also on his cheekbone,could it be some kind of dried clear glue?
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could it be some kind of dried clear glue?


Probably not - it has had an acetone bath...+xylol.

Also, the outlined area is within, but distinct from the dark area.
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