44 With a stamped over gouge on Obverse

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  • Arjohn
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    • Mar 2013
    • 828
    #1

    44 With a stamped over gouge on Obverse

    Best description I could come up with. Pictures are a bit better I hope. Sorry REVERSE... not obverse -- late night....
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    • simonm
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      • Sep 2010
      • 6398
      #2
      Large reverse lamination.
      My old coin album.

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        • coop
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          • Jan 2012
          • 2754
          #3
          I see a lamination on the reverse. But not sure what you mean on the obverse?
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            • jcuve
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              • Apr 2008
              • 15458
              #4
              Nice lamination find on the reverse.



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                • cimperialis
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                  • Mar 2011
                  • 1968
                  #5
                  Arjohn, the obverse is the side with Lincoln's head, and the reverse is the side with the wheats.
                  -Sean
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                    • Arjohn
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                      • Mar 2013
                      • 828
                      #6
                      Originally posted by cimperialis
                      Arjohn, the obverse is the side with Lincoln's head, and the reverse is the side with the wheats.
                      do not know WHY I do that! I'm sorry -- reverse, not obverse... I knew that..
                      ArJohn

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                        • Arjohn
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                          • Mar 2013
                          • 828
                          #7
                          OK -- I am learning so much -- so that is called a delamination.. Thanks!! I was going through coins So fast I was surprised I saw it... And the coin is pretty clean!
                          ArJohn

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                            • Arjohn
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                              • Mar 2013
                              • 828
                              #8
                              It means I juxtapose that all the time. Which is funny because back in about 1958-59 my Uncle (who was a numismatist) showed me his pride and joy -- a 55 DDO..... That was what got me interested in coins. Yet I still mix the two up!!
                              ArJohn

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                                • wapa
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                                  • Jan 2012
                                  • 2409
                                  #9
                                  That is a huge lam, very nice find.

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