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1980 LMC- What Kind Of Die Damage?

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looks like lamination to me but I am not as educated as others here...
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The first and fourth pics show it best and does look like some kind of a lamination error. This is not damage from the die, it is actual damage to the planchet of the coin itself.

Laminations are fairly common, but that's a fairly nice sized one. You aren't rich yet, keep looking, but those are worth a little bit as a genuine error.
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Interesting. It appears to have peeled off before the strike as the devices in that area are complete. Most times a lamination peel happens after the strike and the devices appear weak. A definite keeper. It would be nice to see what Mike Diamond says about this one?
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If the affected area is lower than the rest of the coin, then it may be a strike-through error. It's definitely not a lamination error. Another possibility is that the affected area was etched by acid after the coin entered circulation.
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I posted a similar coin not long ago.
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