Lamination Mint Error or just messed up?

[S.T.G]

I came across this Kennedy Half dollar in rough shape. However, on the reverse at 10 o'clock and obverse at 8 o'clock there seems to be a lamination mint error.

But, I have not seen a lamination mint error in person before. So, do you think this a lamination mint error or not?

Thanks.

[WoodenJefferson]

Rode hard and put up wet, but there is something of interest going up through the 6 of 1776 ending in the base of the bust.

Edit: I took the time and enlarged the obverse, what I originally saw was revealed as a furrow and pushed up metal on the truncation of the bust.

[Conder101]

I think it is just messed up.

[coinman1794]

This appears to be damaged, on both sides.

[S.T.G]

"I took the time and enlarged the obverse, what I originally saw was revealed as a furrow and pushed up metal on the truncation of the bust." - WoodenJefferson

Is a "furrow and pushed up metal" something that happens in the mint? See attached for image near the 6 of 1776 ending in the obverse base of the Kennedy bust.  

[WoodenJefferson]

Damage as such is considered PMD (Post Mint Damage) and would deter from any numismatic value. This Kennedy was damaged outside the US Mint so has no added value except for face value of .50 cents.

[Conder101]

4 hours ago, J. Jones said:

Is a "furrow and pushed up metal" something that happens in the mint?

No.