Is this considered a coin with a die crack error?

[relicsguy]

It is going all the way through the coin. Would this be considered rare and very collectible?

 

[flinthunter]

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I would consider this a defective planchet. A die crack should show as a raised line.

 

[l.cutler]

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I would consider this a defective planchet. A die crack should show as a raised line.

Absolutely correct, this looks more like a lamination.

 

[port ewen ace]

SUPER LAM............ that would get some serious bids on Ebay. start at $10 for 10 day auction & wait for the action

 

[relicsguy]

Absolutely correct, this looks more like a lamination.

I searched coins that have a "lamination error" and they look nothing like this. Can you please show something to compare and contrast?

 

[pepperj]

I find usually if I write in some thing like " Indian Head Penny with a "lamination error" for sale
Then there will be something for sale and it refines the search down.
Your's is a fine example of a complete lamination error, nice keeper.

 

[l.cutler]

They can have different looks, depending on the size, depth and whether it is fully retained or not.

 

[relicsguy]

I find usually if I write in some thing like " Indian Head Penny with a "lamination error" for sale
Then there will be something for sale and it refines the search down.
Your's is a fine example of a complete lamination error, nice keeper. View attachment 2016536View attachment 2016537

I see. The one I have is completely diagnally across. What determines collectability and desireability? Does it depend on the extent of the lamination?