1941-D Lincoln Penny Lamination Error Obverse Only - Unique Lincoln Penny Lamination Error 1941

This listing is for the 1941-D Lincoln Penny Lamination Error Obverse Only. This type of error occurs when foreign bodies or impurities are trapped inside the metal which is melted and transformed into ingots for the production of new planchets. These foreign bodies will then be part of the planchets and subsequently of the coins produced with those planchets. In the production of the planchets, if foreign bodies were present in the metal, they would tend to peel off. These metal losses can occur before or after minting due to the presence of contaminants in the alloy. This phenomenon can also occur when the planchets are composed of several layers. This error shows about 80% of the obverse distorted from a lamination error, leaving only a small portion of Lincoln's head visible. Interesting Find!!!

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1941-D Lincoln Penny Lamination Error Obverse Only - Unique Lincoln Penny Lamination Error 1941