Lamination - 1943 Gt. Britain - Three Pence

Hi all,
Welcome to my 16,000th post here on CoinTalk!


Today I want to share my latest Foreign Mint Error acquisition.
It's a 1943 Three Pence - Great Britain with a Major Lamination (De-Laminated) on the Obverse.. Enjoy!

Future NGC attribution coin!

 

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Very nice paddy. How's the weather your way? I heard NY and PA were going to get hit hard by a storm? Remnants of the tropical that just came up from the gulf?

 

I hope so.. Nice beach erosion leads to great finds Metal Detecting!

 

@JCro57 Check out the ghostly image and the letter G left on this coin after the Lamination separated. Here is a good example of what we were discussing on another thread. The little fold over his forehead is interesting.

 

How did that thing circulate for months or years like that?

 

If you go to a store with a few quarters or dollar coins with one side completely or mostly missing, would they accept them?

 

Interesting right? I purchased it from a seller in Europe.. I believe from Austria

 

Not if they notice they are damaged!

 

Not damaged but huge lamination or split planchet

It's not my fault I found them like that in the unc roll

 

A dodecagon coin, interesting.
The delamination is an outstanding example.

 

Congrats on 16,000 Posts...Way to go!!

I love world coin errors. I'm a little jealous on this one.

 

Absolutely, and a great illustration of what you were saying.

Also, check your inbox.

 

Not much of the obverse left on that one. Very cool!

 

paddyman98. 6,000 Quantity. And Quality 2 ??

 

@CygnusCC
My thread .. enjoy