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1964-D LMC- Minor Lamination Issue, Retained And Peeled

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I think this is a lamination issue. It goes throughout most of the obverse rim, and it looks like some of it is peeled and some of it is retained. Do I have this one right? Thanks!

-CH27

1964-D-LMC--Minor-Lamination-Issue,-Retained-And-Peeled
1964-D-LMC--Minor-Lamination-Issue,-Retained-And-Peeled
1964-D-LMC--Minor-Lamination-Issue,-Retained-And-Peeled
1964-D-LMC--Minor-Lamination-Issue,-Retained-And-Peeled
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 Posted 01/18/2019  9:05 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add USSID18 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, looks like some type of lamination peeling. It's common, nothing major here.

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Thanks! Not sure if Ill keep it or not. I never find them retained for some reason. Thanks for the feedback!

-CH27
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Just another piece of advice. Your pictures are so good, they would look even better if you gave your coin an acetone bath just to take/clean off those little specks of dusk/debris before to take the pictures. Just my 2 cents.
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Thanks for your suggestion! I'll certainly keep it in mind. Apprecite your input @USSID18!

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I am a fan of lamination flaws, so I would keep that one.
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Thanks for your input!

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Lamination's, Cracks, and Struck troughs are fun to collect.
Good Pictures, what light source do you use, I have a hard time capturing color match.

Dan
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