1938 wheat penny die crack?

Hi everybody I was looking through my wheat pennies I sorted them by decades and started to go through the 1930s when I came across this. I believe it's a die crack and a pretty good one at that. I'm looking to get this confirmed also I've been wrong in my judgments before but you people have corrected me thanks for a great site

 

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Actually it might be a lamination rather than a crack.

 

Nice ! The second pic is your "money shot" .

 

Die crack in photo #2, but not in the others. What gives?

 

Strange how you can't see the lamination in the first pic... It must be a resolution thing...

Although there seems a white spot in front of his forehead on the second pic that doesn't seem to be in the first...

 

Full photo of #2 please.

 

More than strange.

 

I was wondering the same thing-just a picture phenomenon?.

 

I say more Pics of #2 shot please .

 

I am saying planchet peel on #2 picture not sure what the rest are. (different angles??)

 

That is the strangest camera I have ever seen. You aim it at one coin, and it takes a photo of the coin immediately above it.

 

They are two different coins. Show the entire second coins with date and mint mark. Thanks and good luck

 

Not a die crack at all but it is a crack from a lamination. Nice find.

 

One photo show a slight lamination, but not in the others. Are all of the pictures of the same coin?

 

Uhhhhh, Yeah !

 

It is the same coin I'll get different pics on

 

It's a lamination, you can see the overhang. Cracks usually come off the rim, too, that's true.

 

Those aren't the same coin.

 

Yes they are the same coin I just took different pictures different light here's the latest and I do believe it's lamentation

 

I concur thank you