PICKED THIS UP, WAS SOLD AS LAMINATION ERROR, ANY COMMENTS??

PICKED THIS UP AT EBAY AUCTION, WAS LISTED AS LAMINATION ERRORS, WAS CHEAP, AT 2.30 USD, SO WENT FOR IT, IS THAT THE CORRECT DESCRIPTION FOR THIS COIN?? I PEG IT AS AN MS-63 INMO..THANKS

 

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Looks more like a struck through than lamination error. @paddyman98, @JCro57 and others would know better than I.

 

Minor Lamination - neat.
Common on Wheat Cents. $2.30 is not bad a price.

 

Why are you typing in all CAPITAL LETTERS?

 

You just need to turn your seeing ade down..... as you're seeing to loud.

 

19 EASIER FOR ME TO SEE, 2, USUALLY HAVE IT STUCK ON THERE SINCE DOING EBAY AND OFFER UP AND CRAIGSLIST POSTS, SORRY IF I OFFENDED YOU..

 

Understood but caps is shouting when typing or texts. It's a minor lamination and you got a decent buy.

 

I'm not offended at all. Just curious

 

I need better closeups to tell. part of it looks recessed into the coin on my end as if it were a minor strike-through a small fragment.

 

You need to flatten those staple points before they accidentally damage another coin. ~ Chris

 

It also looks like it has a ghost (indirect image transfer I think it is called) on the reverse.

 

i put em in plastic sleeves 925-pocket) so no rubbing

 

yes, it does, i have quite a few older and newer coins with the "ghosting" do they add value?? or just normal striking variety?

 

Ghosting adds a little to the value but not much.

 

Hot damn, it's not every day that you get to confirm the presence of an error!

 

Lincoln’s nose looks weird. Is that the lighting or what?

 

nope, normal nose..i went back and looked at pic, and it does look like doubling, not so on coin in hand, though ...alas..