Additional InformationDate: 1936
I found this one in a batch of 30’s I had. Thanks for looking.
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1936 reverse lamination
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Mitch, that Lincoln really had his back side demolished!
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Judging by that one picture, I'd say there's a combination of things contributing to that appearance. Some alloy issues look to be exacerbated by corrosion.
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Thanks Larry and thanks Will. I haven’t come across one with such a whole surface area being effected before so I thought I would post to see if it would get sorted out for me. I have tubes of woodys that I set aside that have alloy issues and I really like collecting those.
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