Cuds on Coins only shows one Spiked Head for the 30 to 39 period. This would be the second. Thanks for looking.
1939P Spiked Head w/LAM
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Very nice old spike and lam Larry J.! I'm with you, it does look like a lam. Is that portion of the lam that is curled up folded over? If it is, and it was flattened back out, it looks like it would match the incuse area. But, the more I look at it, I'm kinda torn between lam and hitLet's see what the guys think!
Last edited by VAB2013; 09-01-2019, 07:01 PM. -
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Very cool find Larry!! I'm seeing a lam folded back and looks to be all there but would like to here JC's take on whether it's a spike head or not. Like Viv said, they are usually tied to a chip/IDB or RIDB. The description of a spike head is a "die crack" and don't know if a lam would fall under the same specs.Comment
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Very cool find Larry!! I'm seeing a lam folded back and looks to be all there but would like to here JC's take on whether it's a spike head or not. Like Viv said, they are usually tied to a chip/IDB or RIDB. The description of a spike head is a "die crack" and don't know if a lam would fall under the same specs.
Larry J. what are your thoughts? Can you get a close up of the die crack from the rim?Comment
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Jon I think you are right, if it's all lam then it would not be a spike. I can see where it could be hard to tell whether it's all lam, or a smoothed over die crack, on a nice old wheat like this! A tough one to figure out!
Larry J. what are your thoughts? Can you get a close up of the die crack from the rim?Comment
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Upon further observation I have found that what I have is a lamination error. Sorry for the confusion I have caused!!Comment
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It's okay Larry J., you made us all think about it! Thank you for the follow up observation and photos! Looks like all lam to me too - nice job on the pics!Comment
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Nice lam find... At first look I thought it was a spike also... I think the circ wear rolled the lip on the separation giving it the crack appearance??? By the looks of the flap folded over the complete piece of metal remains... It also looks like the lam continues all of the way to the coins rim but has not broken loose!!!Jim
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