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1999 New Jersey Quarter?

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Would this be considered a lamination error? That's the best pics I can get.

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A lamination happens on a copper or Silver coin. This is a clad coin. So it is not a lamination issue on this clad coin. Looks like coin wear and contact marks from the reeds on another quarter coin.
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Izzylizzy,
What is your set up for taking pics?
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i dont know whats happening on this coin. looks like damage of some sort to me but I really cant tell.

i do not agree with what you are saying coop. laminations can happen in nickel. they are very common in some of the earlier US nickel series.

i think they can exist in any metal. they are much better at alloying metal today than they were in the past so you dont see them as often.

here is one in gold
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3141590176...9SR67Ymc6sYQ

nickel
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1154578003...9SR5DUoc6sYQ

tombac
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2553698715...9SR4TcvM6sYQ
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