1955 lamination finds
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1955 lamination finds
Just a couple of samples of some 55 lamination. There are two coins but i do have others.
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- 1955 P Lamination's 1
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- 1955 D Lamination's 1
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- 1955 D Lamination's 1
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- 1955 D Lamination's 1
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- 1955 D Lamination's 1
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Re: 1955 lamination finds
I rather like laminations as well, they look like tears in a piece of paper and are diverse as looking at cloud shapes.
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Re: 1955 lamination finds
Great finds! I love lamination errors as well. Strike thrus are also really neat especially when they are unique.
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Re: 1955 lamination finds
They are fun to find. I am getting more picky now. After finding so many machine doubling it has to be a real good one before I keep it. This scope I have is great for seeing the errors. It seems that many coins have something wrong with them is one looks close enough. hugeeyes
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