1946 penny, die crack?

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  1. bigdoglvr

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  3. cpm9ball

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    It looks like a lamination defect to me.

    Chris
     
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  4. alurid

    alurid Well-Known Member

    I agree with Chris. Lamination, and a big one at that. It amazes me that some of these Wheatie Errors get so much circulation wear before being discovered.
    Can you post a photo of the obverse?
     
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  5. bigdoglvr

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    That's what I thought at first also but I didn't think wheat penny's could delaminate because there solid and not laminated like a zinc.
     
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  8. bigdoglvr

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    Your right, that is an excellent explanation. Thank you and SuperDave! I would think than that there fairly rare in copper coins.
     
  9. SorenCoins

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  10. James Ferguson

    James Ferguson New Member

    1582399301856177522344.jpg would this be a lamination error, and is it worth anything???
     
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