2022P - AWQuarter - Sally Ride - lamination or strike through?

[considine]

Hello to all. I think this is a lamination and maybe some finger feeder issues on the queue? Could be a struck through, hmmm, any thoughts?

Thank you for your help.

[MintErrors]

In my opinion, it looks like lamination / improper alloy mix.
Probably occurred when the planchet was struck into a coin.

I would think if it was struck through, the rewound be more signs of damage around the rim of the hole.

I would think for feeder finger damage, the lines would be orientated at the same angle.
The lines near Wasingtons' chin and the coin date appear to go in different directions ?

[considine]

Hi Mint Errors. Thank you for your help. The parallel lines running down the right side of the queue are similar to the lines under the chin. They appear to run the same angle and direction when I look at the coin in hand.

[MintErrors]

Hi Mint Errors. Thank you for your help. The parallel lines running down the right side of the queue are similar to the lines under the chin. They appear to run the same angle and direction when I look at the coin in hand.

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The best I can offer is a link you can look over to see if the type of lines match.

https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/...OPIC_ID=336856

[considine]

Hi Mint Errors. Thank you for the post and link. Here is the close up of under the chin. I am calling in Feeder Finger damage - everyone is welcome to disagree

[mustbebob]

I am calling in Feeder Finger damage

You can certainly call it whatever you want to, but I must ask you why you think feeder fingers would affect only these areas in the center of the die? I really am just curious to your rationale, that's all.

[considine]

Hi mustbebob. I am glad you asked since I could be wrong and would certainly like to know if that is the case. Previously, I have found a dime with feeder finger damage which was quite similar but it ran east-west. This is very similar but angled. I took a couple of pics from the Mint Errors link that appear similar. Let me know what you think.

[mustbebob]

I am calling in Feeder Finger damage

Great pics that allow me to see exactly what you are talking about. However, feeder finger damage in only that one area is suspect. It could be a struck through or even abrading. I am afraid I just don't know.

[considine]

Thank you mustbebob. I do think the area on the queue also resembles this damage. Really I am only basing my assumptions on other examples and have no other reason for my assumption. The 2012-P nickel picture has a definition of die scrapes for this damage which sure sounds a lot like abrading. But if abrading is simply die deterioration then I would be totally puzzled. The parallel lines are so distinct, as if sheering is involved. But again, not really educated enough to say exactly why that would happen.