what is up with this? lamination or pmd

[kydedhed]

over on a nother forum (cointalk) i posted this wondering what in the heck was oing on with it. the replies have varied quite a bit mainly PMD or a lamination deal (of which i do not understand) it was suggested i post these pics here for more analysis and opinions
thanks a lot
btw i am a newbie and truly enjoying the pursuit

[koinmon]

Hi and welcome to the forum. My first question (is the displaced metal loose or attached)? From what I see I would tend to think this is post mint damage. I could be wrong.
George

[mustbebob]

We have been following the thread on cointalk and some of the responses. This coin has a lamination error. A lamination error is a peeling of a layer of copper from the coin due to some problem with the metal mix or contamination.

[jfines69]

Nice lamination error... What does the rev look like!!!

[dvn]

I agree, looks like a lamination error to me. Though it's in a different area, it has similarities in appearance to the 1966 Lincoln cent that is illustrated on the DVN "News" (http://www.dvnmagazine.com/news.html) web page Post #41.

Welcome to LCR forum and enjoy the site.

Regards,
Billy (dvn)

[copperlover]

I was thinking of my 1966P lamination error and it seems to be the same type of error. What are the odds of that occurring.

I will again say.......NEVER SAY NEVER......

Lucien

[jallengomez]

Nice lam. Welcome to the forums.

Jody

[wolfkill]

welcome, nice coin, you like this site and the people are great here!!!

[copperlover]

Great Lamination Error and thank you for posting this category of error which never gets the type of coverage it deserves and newcomers do not know the make and origin of this type. Thanks to Billy and others who contributed.

Lucien

[coinman2009]

Nice find, That's A lamination for sure!:O