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Thanks Lee. I agree given the rotation it does not appear to be a clash from the reverse wheat wreath. My guess then is it is a strike through and I must have it's first cousin, cause it is on my coin too.

Great pick!

Very impressive Bearded Lady, congrats. What is that below the cap fold down to the tip of the second cotton leaf? Is it a seemingly impossible clash from the reverse wheat wreath or a strike through of some kind? Does it appear on all Bearded Ladies? If so I have never seen anything written about it.

Congrats on your DC's. Keep up the good work.

Nice! I've found a couple '21 cracked planchets but nothing near that wide or long.

Thanks guys. The Christmas goose did come early this year.

messydesk wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 06, 2019 5:32 am

You pick a VAM 3, or did the Christmas Goose come early?

bjsilverfox wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 05, 2019 2:21 pm

…so is my recent pick up, housed in an unattributed AU55 PCGS holder.

…so is my recent pick up, housed in an unattributed AU55 PCGS holder.

You can take 3GV1 & 3GV2 off the list at no cost to you. They were revised to 3CA1 & 3CA2.

Nice, you flipped the flip!

Thanks Dennis. Looks like the premium is on the decline like several other VAMS.

Does anyone know of any sales of an 1878 7TF in MS?

Sounds great, thanks.

Wayne, WTG. I haven't found any of these yet, but now I will be looing for them.

I knew the VAM 9 would keep finding its way to you, congrates.

I did a die study of the 1904-O series back in 2010. But Kurt came along and jumped in and found a new die marriage or two, but also put together the highest ranking 1904-O set in the SSDC Registry. It beats mine out. In the course of Kurt putting his set together, he also had a few kills and new l...

The 2A reverse is the same as VAM-6 die #1 reverse. Look at the comment on the VAM-6 page. http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/1904-O_VAM-6 "Die 1 - Slightly doubled top two leaf cluster in left wreath. Same die as VAM 2A. Heavy polishing lines in wreath bow, eagle’s tail f...

I believe that all 2As do not show reverse clashing. Look at the two LFCP reverses on the 2A page and see if they show any strong polishing. I don't see it. The first LFCP obverse shows a start of a rim cud at BU. http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/1904-O_VAM-2A That is wh...