1919 LC (Reverse) Crack or Lamination?

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Die breaks are RAISED off the surface and generally squiggly. Laminations AS YOURS look ripped up or peeled away. With large ones the surface will be sunken.

 

so the bottom is that this is a:________.

 

It looks like a squiggly lamination to me!

Chris

 

Your guess is as good as mine...

1. raised and squiggly?
2. peeled and into the coin?

Does it resemble your 1916 Lincoln cent in any way?

 

The thing is that it has both conditions close to edges is raised and squiggly and to the center peeled and into the coin. However, it is more of #2.

 

I'm going with lamination as part of is has peeled away.

 

Thanks!

 

And I'm going to say.. De-Lamination