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Die Chips & Cracks Wheat Cents

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Hello
Can you all please tell me if I have these identified correctly?

Thanks

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1921 look lamination
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The die chips are correct. But the first picture is a small lamination that is still attached.
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That's really cool with the lamination error, haven't learned much on that that. I am happy that the chip ones were correct . I am learning slowly.

Now I don't know then, I have this other coin which had the squiggly lines and only posted the 1 figuring they were the same, so how about this one then, Lamination or Die crack?

Thanks so much

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Again, lamination.

Lamination looks like the metal is pealing or has pealed. A die crack is a raised bump of metal on the coin. When the die cracks that area then allows the planchet metal to flow into those cracks.

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Thanks for the great info.

I have made my notes on it.

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