Improper Alloy?

If comparing a clad coin to lets say a sandwich, then not much bread on that one. Even if it turns out to be post mint wear there was a problem with the mix long before the actual punch of that coin. I may of mentioned this once before on here a while back but we call certain effects on lets say a 95% copper cent laminations etc. but in fact the term lamination would fit a clad coin. They all are in essence laminations in themselves. So I guess you could also have a lamination error on a clad coin. A 95% copper as well as a clad coin are not plated. I never really did like that term
lamination error when referring to what we are used to seeing as far as the effects shown on a Wheat cent for example. But that would be discussion for another post topic.

I would say that the general concensus would not technically
call it a lamination error. I want to hear from others myself
on this phenom. (your coin)
I was just making a point about the term lamination error.
Most likely yours will be called either an alloy mix problem
or PMD. Regardless, I beleive the value would be minimal or
none above face. Different looking though and maybe would just keep as an example or oddity. Example, once the proper
term is finally decided on that caused your coins current state.

Exactly - it's just damage. Something coating the coin.

Interesting, well thanks for the responses guys. I guess the concensus is its PMD.