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1942 New Zealand Half Crown Damage?

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 Posted 10/14/2020  12:49 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add JoeVegas444 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
The spot on the obverse in George between the O and R is damage? It looks like the metal has peeled back? Just making sure this is PMD and not a lamination issue or something else. I did the best I could with the pictures. It is a 1942 coin. Thank you.


1942-New-Zealand-Half-Crown-Damage?
1942-New-Zealand-Half-Crown-Damage?
1942-New-Zealand-Half-Crown-Damage?
1942-New-Zealand-Half-Crown-Damage?
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Difficult with this example to be very sure that it is a small lamination when looking at two dimensional pictures.

I think? it is a small lamination caused by contamination of the metal strip during the rolling process, before the blanks are cut from the strip.
I think? that if it was PMD, then any metal gouged out after impact would have broken away.

To confirm for yourself, look at the subject area at a shallow angle, using a 10x loupe.
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I'd call it an inclusion.
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@sel_69l - Thank you for your response. Taking pictures of these things is kind of tough. What you're saying about lamination and damage makes sense to me.
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@ kanga - Thank you for your response. I'm still kind of new to this. What do you mean by inclusion?
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Hard to say but I'd say a lamination flaw too.
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