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Message:: [QUOTE="Jay-D, post: 3976652, member: 91122"]Dear COIN ERROR JEDI's: Ok like I said..."I'll Be Back!" Hopefully this time with something other than post-mint damage or, more specifically, hopefully a true mint error. Attached hereto are pics of a 1962-D Lincoln Cent with several clear Lamination Errors including, but not limited to, the Obverse: Rim (above LIBERTY) to Back of Lincoln's Esteemed Head, below the "U" in TRUST, on right-side of Lincoln's Vest, and my main point of interest....the Lamination through the DATE & MINT MARK. My Question(s) are as follows: 1) Is this an example of a Mint Error (Not Post-Mint Damage)?, and; 2) If so, is it possible there is a secondary MM, namely, an "S" MM (or bottom-half of an "S" MM), located below and/or over the lower stem of the "9" in the Date?, and; 3) How would I identify the RIM ERROR (above LIBERTY) that looks like an "s-turn" on a race track? (Is it a specific Error other than the Lamination that extends therefrom?), and finally; 4) Any additional Errors present, other than the Laminations? As always, I humbly submit my inquiry, look forward to your valued input, and I am grateful for your time, and knowledge. This forum, it's Q&A opportunities, and the level of expertise of the responses from expert...neh...JEDI Members is truly a priceless information asset for numismatists of all levels. Thanks![/QUOTE]