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Home > Personal Coin Galleries > farnbycoins > Australian Half Penny set inc errors/ variety
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1942I Half Penny Rev C 9 large lamination flaw obverse obv close

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Filename:1942I_Half_D_VF_Lamination_flaw_obv_close.jpg
Album name:farnbycoins / Australian Half Penny set inc errors/ variety
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Year / Mint:1942I Bombay
Denomination:Half D
Type:Obv 3 Rev C
File Size:94 KB
Date added:Jun 05, 2008
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farnbycoins     Jun 06, 2008 at 12:53 PM
Yes it is quite interesting lamination flaw, with the whole section from the king's ear down getting ready to detach, Just has not quite surfaced on the kings neck giving that odd look.
KurtS     Jun 05, 2008 at 11:56 PM
That's interesting! The surface metal has buckled in the neck.
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