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1952-D LWC PMD? Planchet Void? What?

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Pete2226
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I am leaning towards Planchet Void because
There is no pressure ridge
There is no anvil effect on the Reverse

I would appreciate any thoughts...


1952-D-LWC-PMD?-Planchet-Void?-What?

1952-D-LWC-PMD?-Planchet-Void?-What?

1952-D-LWC-PMD?-Planchet-Void?-What?
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Looks like a small lamination or strike through to me
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Struck through is what I was leaning towards.
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Struck through copper scrap. IMO, cool find
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Thanks, everyone. The idea of a struck through copper scrap did not occur to me because of the large size of the area and the significant depth. However, it makes sense - and may even help explain the unevenness of the bottom.
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