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1955-D LWC Is This A Lamination Issue?

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Mostly it is deterioration of one form or another, Either those are chips or a damaged detail, hard to say. The edge is flaking away from metal stresses at the lip of the field edge. One may contend it is a die crack/cud forming, but it isn't very deep, just surface effect.
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It looks like a Die Deterioration issue.
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sometimes something so tiny is no indication of anything other than man made.
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