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1946 LWC. PMD Or Something Else?

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Still learning..

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Looks like lamination peel or delamination.
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Definitely, looks like a large portion of the planchet flaked off after strike. When this common type error is this dramatic it can bring several dollars. Very cool looking, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks! What would be the proper term then? Lamination?
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Lamination is the term that happens when grime gets mixed into the alloy that becomes the sheets of metal that eventually become coins.

Delamination is the process of a piece coming completely off the main piece - in other words, the lamination happened, and the piece is gone.

A lamination peel is when the piece that was laminated is still attached to the main piece. This is what you have.

This is my understanding of the terminology. Since my specialty is not in error coins, someone else may want to correct me if I am wrong here.
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Got it! Thanks Copper. I was confused between the two terms, thanks for clearing it up.
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