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<p>[QUOTE="rlm's cents, post: 571792, member: 7957"]Nice Lincoln. It is probably AU, but I think someone has messed with the reverse - at least.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for your "penetrated and raised up". That is a lamination. It occurs when the planchet separates during the minting. They are caused by some impurity (even air) in the planchet. It is probably does drop the value (not that dramatically) and is not that uncommon. The 28-D I pictured below has a major one.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for the color variations, your coin looks like it has some wood graining caused by poor alloy mixing. I doubt that your affects would do much for the value of the coin. It can be gorgeous and raise the value or bland and cut the value. I happen to like most of them - for instance the 16- below. Someone posted a 16-D (I think was the date) here that was absolutely stunning even for those who are not fans of wood grains.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="rlm's cents, post: 571792, member: 7957"]Nice Lincoln. It is probably AU, but I think someone has messed with the reverse - at least. As for your "penetrated and raised up". That is a lamination. It occurs when the planchet separates during the minting. They are caused by some impurity (even air) in the planchet. It is probably does drop the value (not that dramatically) and is not that uncommon. The 28-D I pictured below has a major one. As for the color variations, your coin looks like it has some wood graining caused by poor alloy mixing. I doubt that your affects would do much for the value of the coin. It can be gorgeous and raise the value or bland and cut the value. I happen to like most of them - for instance the 16- below. Someone posted a 16-D (I think was the date) here that was absolutely stunning even for those who are not fans of wood grains.[/QUOTE]
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