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1958 D Penny Error/Defect?

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1958-D-Penny-Error/Defect?
Help Please! Found this in my grandpas coin collection. The defect line travels via LIBERTY but LIBERTY is still intact/visible. What could be the cause of this line? Was it a manufactor defect? Is this worth anything other then face value? Thanks!

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so..its not worth anything?
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That almost looks like it's struck through something, a piece of wood maybe? Is there any texture in the field in the front and back of the bust?
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"Struck through" doesn't seem right. It's weird. Give it some time for some more of the board members to look at it, VegasCoinCollector. A lamination error seems possible, but I don't know what that means for it's value.
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hmm it does seem weird and ok I will wait to see what other people have to say thanks guys!
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st joe blues no there is just the reagualr backing...no texture or anything.
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I cannot be 100% certain based upon the provided pic but I would say this was a pre-strike delamination, it looks fairly smooth and the detail is fairly strong. A post-strike delamination would have a grainy texture with only weak mushy details present. Can you get a weight on the coin? A delaminated coin will be light while a coin struck through something will have a normal weight.
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