What do you call this?

Dv8Tor

I found this coin roll hunting. I scope a number of coins as I love it. This looks like a die brake error. Does it hold value?

may

Full coin photos are needed, but it is most likely post-mint damage.

Dv8Tor

P0CKETCHANGE

Looks like a lamination error.

anablep

Looks like a lamination error!

Greenstang

Makes a big difference with full photo, you should provide a full photo alongside any closeups.
As mentioned, it his a lamination with partial delamination.
It is not a striking error, it is caused by a faulty planchet.

JBK

A "die break" would result in a raised area. Your anomalies are recessed.

Looks like a lamination, or more specifically, a delamination.

1madman

Peeling lamination. Very nice error

Dv8Tor

Is it worth keeping?

WeldonWright

Looks like a faulty planchet. Worth keeping, if you collect those. It would be a one of a kind and probably never make a graded list for a set.

WeldonWright

Article:
https://coinauctionshelp.com/defective-planchet-mint-error/

Greenstang

I would keep it, there is some premium to those that collect this type of thing.

Fraz

@Dv8Tor said:
Is it worth keeping?

Yes, if you like interesting cents.
No, if you are not interested in coins that don’t make you rich.
Welcome. Stick around.

WeldonWright

Another forum post.
https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=435990

Dv8Tor

Thanks

TwoSides2aCoin

@Dv8Tor said:
Is it worth keeping?

Is it worth finding ? The thrill of the hunt.

johnny9434

Totally lamination, nice catch 👍

1madman

@Dv8Tor said:
Is it worth keeping?

Definitely worth keeping. Should be worth ~$5-$10. Not bad for a roll find.

Dv8Tor

Thanks

Steven59

A very nice lamination/delamination error. Definitely save it - put it in a 2x2.
https://coinauctionshelp.com/lamination-mint-error/

divecchia

Looks like a keeper. Nice find.

Donato