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1941-s Jeff Nick error? Prob post mint, but unusual just the same - PIC

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You can still see the letters under the "damaged" area....ST in states and AM in America....any opinions?
 

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Good photo! That looks like a 'Struck-through' error. That's when anything gets between the coin disk and the die
at the moment the disk is struck. Even a human hair could leave a mark.
Not big value, but maybe $5 - $10. (if that is what it is) but get a dealers advise. Might just be after minting damage.
Good Luck
 
Good photo! That looks like a 'Struck-through' error. That's when anything gets between the coin disk and the die
at the moment the disk is struck. Even a human hair could leave a mark.
Not big value, but maybe $5 - $10. (if that is what it is) but get a dealers advise. Might just be after minting damage.
Good Luck
Looks more like a lamination than a struck through to me. You usually won't see details of lettering where a coin has been struck through.
 
So, lamination error worth? Any additional value due to the fact that it is a 1941-s?
 
Looks like a lamination error IMO
 
Na, almost certainly struck through. Laminations would not occur so close to the rim without taking the whole thing off and not so clean a separation

HH
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