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1890 Indian Head Cent - Damage Or Not

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Looked like damage when I first found it. Then it looked like a two-tiered lamination with one layer a bit deeper than the other. Then I just really didn't know.

So, with no damage at all visible on the reverse, what is going on with the obverse?

1890 Indian Head cent - damage or not


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Looked like damage when I first found it.


That is my initial thought too. Part of the issue is that this coin seems to have circulated after losing that chunk of metal. I hate for us to always be bothering @mike diamond, but consider reaching out to him for a definitive opinion.
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Lamination peeled off ? Pre strike would've left a weak spot on the reverse.
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