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I don’t know what you mean by “in-hand” specimens?

My guess is this the reverse of a V-5, 7, 46, or 46A.

I had a heck of a time getting the gouge remnant to show.
Not a good photo but I finally get the remnant to show.

Here is my Numismatic Scrapbook Magazine from April 1965.
John Roberts mentions this article a few discussion above.
It contains LVA article titled 1878 7/8 Tailfeather Silver Dollar: How and Why.
The write goes from page 948 to 953. Two of the pages contain 12 pictures, six pictures per page.

looks like VAM-35

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Here is photo of the additional polish line in front of the eye ball aimed at P that 78-SLong Nock
discussed above. The photo is from PCGS AU50 VAM-26.
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Also this 92-CC has lots more die cracks the full coin photos on VAMworld.

The 92-CC has a lot of toning.
I can easily see the reverse die clash by wreath.
I cannot see much of the obverse clashing.

VAM-14A looks like a match
Thanks much

A friend has this 92-CC.
The photo shows a lot of die cracks and a strong reverse clash.
From this photo of reverse die crack can anyone identify VAM?

I and a fellow collector are trying to locate a collector named Norman Fitzwater.
My friend says Norman is/was a GSA dollar collector.
I am asking on this forum since maybe Norman also collected VAMs.

I think this has been asked before -- any info on Calvin Cherry.
I see in LVA's 78S attribution guide Calvin last had a discovery of 78-S V-97 in Nov '05.

My first impression is that the obverse looks very much like the obverse of V-104. The reverse has the mintmark set left like 104. I cannot see that the eagle's left wing has the small die gouges and scratches pictured in LVA's attribution guide. But John R has key to V-67 & 104 issue, i.e. only dis...

This probably is a 1900-O VAM-33.
The 33 has the obverse of the VAM-11 O/CC.

The polish lines below the tail feathers are only on the EDS of VAM-17.

flat-chested
I checked my inbox a few minutes ago and nothing there from you.

flat-chested
I have four long nocks 2-V26 and 2-V27.
They are raw and are low grade -- around VG8 to VG10.
I would like to sell -- if interested send me an email.
My email address is on the Member List.

juan,
pictures please

I say 36B