Delamination question

I found this 1983 penny in my change. New to this and I definitely don’t know anything about delaminated coins. I don’t have great pictures but I posted what I could get.

 

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Not a case of lamination. Your coin is a copper plated coin that suffers from plating blisters. It is caused by the base metal (zinc) starting to oxidize and expand under the copper layer.

 

Like @alurid said, your coin is not a lamination/delamination.
Your coin has a case of plating bubbles and linear plating blisters.

 

That’s some pretty severe bubbling
A moist climate can bring out the best bubbles
One cent saver for educational purposes

 

Like already said, with more information for you.

 

Nope, but it's a nice case of plating bubbles.

 

Thank you all. Very helpful.

 

end of day lesson..... Zinc cents make terrible collection pieces

 

True dat!
I’ve gotta put that 84 Doubled Ear & the 2 95 DDO Zincolns on the market soon. Thanks for the reminder