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1936-S LWC Rim To Rim Lamination Or Lamination Crack (?)

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1936-S-LWC-Rim-To-Rim-Lamination-Or-Lamination-Crack-?

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Rim to rim lamination. If it were a die crack, you would not see it on the rim. (the die stops before the rim, forming the rim) So to see it on the rim, tells me it was a planchet issue, not a die issue.
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I was leaning towards a lamination crack. It seems to fit this definition, I think? I did not suggest die crack.


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A lamination crack is one common manifestation of a lamination error. The surface of the coin simply cracks and may lift up slightly on one side.


Source: http://www.error-ref.com/?s=lamination+crack
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Interesting coin, great photography!
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