VAMWorld 2.0

I think that PCGS G4 sold this year for $285 is likely mine, blush, that is a record amount for a 1878s VAM-62 in G4 (a little over $400 Canadian delivered with exchange, shipping and taxes). This one makes five VAM-62's in my collection, it is a difficult coin to collect as it took several years to...

Wow!!! So VAM-62's come up every 250 days or so, I think they are coming up more often then the 59's. perhaps. I've got trade items (details San Francisco Long Nocks), or cash, if anybody out there wants to rid him or her self of their 1878s VAM-62's, there are dozens out there that are not locked u...

PCGS certified dozens of these VAM-62's and only 13 are locked up in sets. ANACS and PCGS also no doubt certified many more. These coins do not come up for auction too frequently, seems like fewer than one per year. Feel free to send me a personal message telling me about your 1878s VAM-62.

I thank the members of VAMWorld for helping me acquire the collection of San Francisco Long Nocks, I would not have been able to amass such a collection of coins without your help.

by morganman » Thu Jun 04, 2020 1:13 am <snip> "Canadian anything not for me" <endquote>

Yes indeed, Americans would rather invest in China and make computers and computer chips there, then refuse to sell used computers or even silver coins to Canadian buyers on eBay.

Western Canadian Archives also has a collection of Indian war hammers and Indian projectile points, these items are illegal to sell, so if you want to make a donation of these type of items, feel free to ship them to: Western Canadian Archives, Box 203 Blaine Lake Saskatchewan Canada, S0J 0J0.

Expecting no free ride, send a PM.

Well my birthday is coming up again, in just a little over six months from now. I hope that you folks would be so kind and find your unwanted duplicate coins and get them up for sale, I am hoping for three more VAM-58's, three more VAM-59's, a single VAM-60, two more VAM-62's and a single VAM-72, pl...

Hard to talk of economics without also talking about politics and religion, consider banning the discussion of all three and return to PAFs and VAMs. Both Carson City and San Francisco minted PAFs after 1878.

Likely the coins will stay as part of the permanent collection of the museum, so 10% of the San Francisco Long Nocks are now lost to other collectors. Sorry.

"What are the grades and is there a link and website ? Quanity VS Quailty . Whom runs this Western Canadian Archives ? Is it your collection ? Non Profit ? Send a Link ,so we all can check them out . Just cant see any Western Canadian Archives listed in ." They are my coins, although not registered ...

"Any previous yrs dealings with canadian coin folks has ended very badly for me Just saying- Im not sending a dimes worth of money or coins to any other country, Canada especially Just saying= I hope your legit and do well- I've been burned by Canadian coin guys in past,so pessismistic" My dealings ...

Western Canadian Archives is pleased to announce that the museum now owns the world’s largest collection of 1878 San Francisco Long Nocks. Should one wish to view the 1878 San Francisco Long Nock Collection, please contact Western Canadian Archives at Box 203 Blaine Lake Saskatchewan Canada, S0K 0J0...

About ten percent of the graded San Francisco Long Nocks are in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada, I'm pleased to report.

Flatso is slowing down on his coin acquisitions, trying to pay off the mortgage on the swamp I bought.

All the money made on that and other coins I sold got shipped back to the USA, for the purchase of 1878-S Morgans. I liquidated many Canadian silver dollars in order to obtain more Morgans, as the Morgans are so much nicer coins. I've pretty much given up on trying to get a 1878-S VAM-60, never ever...

My 1879-S VAM-56 in F-12 only sold for $1500 US last year, thought it sold so very cheap because the bonnet was cracked.

Over the years many have been mislead by the information that is not up to date (and lost money by chasing common coins), if it is not possible to update the pages, then more should be done to warn the newbies of the pitfalls. I understand more accurate counts can be found at the Society of Silver D...

You forgot the part where people adopt Catholic fertility rites and turn trees into decorated idols, have people tortured in psychiatric facilities for daring to say so, then think themselves holy for importing members of alternative fertility cults.

I guess copper is just a suspected carcinogen and has some anti-microbial properties. Still, many people find copper to be toxic to them - many people are unable to wear silver earrings due to the silver being alloyed with copper and they end up with infected ears. Still, I most people would prefer ...