1932 philly penny weirdness

Kinda reminds me of lamination error, but knowing me I find every variation of what's not what I think it is so I figure I ask here haha

 

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Would need a better photo of why you think it is a lamination. I think it is PMD, I can only see darkness, and do not see the evidence that it might be peeling away.

 

Look like Lincoln after his autopsy.

 

Sorry Tyler, it is still to hard for me to tell from the photo.

 

Is this high or low relief

 

PMD

 

What does that mean

 

Can u help me out do u know if my coin is a high relief or low

 

First, welcome to the neighborhood, Shania!

It's not polite to hijack another person's thread. Besides, you would get a better response if you started your own thread in the US Coins forum. Also, when posting your photos, it is better if you use the "Full Image" option rather than the "Thumbnail".

Chris

 

I don't really know how to work this thing but thanks for your help

 

PMD = Post-minting damage

i.e.: it didn't occur in the Mint,
or when the coin was struck.

 

Does it occur in the silver and how detailed the coin look?

 

I do believe Fred was responding to the op's coin.