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coin world article made me wonder.
tahoe98
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....i read an article in coin world about laminations. it was interesting and got me to wonder about slabbed coins. the article said that a lamination is caused by the improper mixing of metals, especially manganese, with other metals such as copper. it can cause the coin to experience a lamination of the metal that makes it an error coin because of the separation appearance. what surprised me was the article said this can occur at any time on a coin and has even appeared on coins decades old! my question. if you had a coin, such as a 1909-s-vdb in red ms-65 cent, and it developed a lamination within the guarantee period, how would the tpgs handle the complaint? this is a hypothetical question.
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were strong enough to hold together in circulation then it would
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<< <i>"Lamination" is not a problem. "Delamination" is the problem, and that is what it should be called. >>
.............well SHUT MY MOUTH!!! i stand corrected!!
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