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RogerRock

PCGS specimen with unabraded clashed letter transfer D WE plus obverse INDENT plus rotated reverse die 90 degrees clockwise. Location of clashed letters D WE identical to NGC specimen previously posted on this forum which also displayed obverse mirror brockage and 110 degree counter clockwise rotati...

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PacificWR wrote: ↑
Fri Aug 07, 2020 12:11 am
Congrats on you new DC and revision. I'll take care of the pages.

Thanks a million Wayne!

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I'm looking hard at my 1AC2 and trying to figure out what the difference is between it and 1AC3. :? Then again, I attributed it long before there was a 1AC3. :?: But after further loupe time, I've decided to stick with 1AC2. The key cracks just aren't as severe as on your 1AC3, and I can't squint e...

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colwillys wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 06, 2020 8:11 pm
WTG Roger .. Playing both sides of the fence .. Keep that Dennis guy working on those 1921 Morgan's .

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Congratulations Roger! And rats! Yet another new coin is needed for the '21-P date set. :cry: Does your new discovery still have heavy die polishing around STATES that is seen on 1AC2 ? Yes, there is heavy die polishing around STATES that is still crisp and sharp. Displaced field above A is develop...

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New 1921 P VAM 1AC3 D 1 Reverse with unlisted field breaks at 3 - 6 right stars & UM plus slight break at A in STATES. 1923 D VAM 1BF Revised with EDS of listed die break at rim above N. Also, has unlisted displaced field break at Y in LIBERTY. Submitted an uncirculated 1923 D VAM 1AO1 for REVIEW by...

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Nice score Tom !

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That's pretty cool. As for which VAM it is, check mint mark position and other markers. Fogie added "empty nest" comments to both VAMs 12 and 13 last fall, but with no explanation of why. Fogie will also be trying like hell to get Roger to give that up once he sees it :lol: Very, very cool! 😎 Thank...

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PacificWR wrote: ↑
Tue Jul 28, 2020 3:09 am
Very nice.

Thanks for the comment Wayne. Some error coins are best shared from time to time.

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vamnuke wrote: ↑
Tue Jul 28, 2020 10:37 pm
Well I own an 1878 (of course!) V195 in PCGS 62 plastic with a "Dropped I" on the reverse. One of the neatest coins in my 78-P set; bought years ago for an incredibly cheap price to boot...

Thanks for sharing your "Dropped I" 1878 acquisition!

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pup_picker wrote: ↑
Wed Jul 29, 2020 2:06 am
nothing new to add but to say VERY neat and nice.

Thanks for the comments.

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messydesk wrote: ↑
Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:03 pm
That's pretty cool. As for which VAM it is, check mint mark position and other markers. Fogie added "empty nest" comments to both VAMs 12 and 13 last fall, but with no explanation of why.

Thanks for the comment and the advice JB !

RogerRock

Clear this up. 1O or 10 or 1o All three are different. Visual interpretation of this VAM listing 1O is difficult because it resembles (ten) but is actually (one oh). There are solutions for this problem which are already in use for other VAM listings. The capital letter O can be signified with an a...

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I now see that the original post was about 1922 S VAM 1O ( one oh ) NOT VAM 10 ( ten )
Thanks Bert for pointing that out !
The listing on the Page should read VAM 1o or 1'o' in order to avoid this confusion !!

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1922 S VAM 10 ANACS Population total 14 with 7 graded mint state ANACS label should read Rays on Top of Mountain Elite 30 - However my specimen in ANACS slab 5356152 graded AU 55 reads VAM- 10 RAY THRU MTN ELITE 30 According to the Page VAM 12 VAM 12A VAM 13 1922 S are designated "RAY THRU MTN" Wher...

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Outstanding impressive clash !!
Bill Latour is a genuine southern gentleman

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VAM 8B. Nice. Take a careful look for a crack from the back of the cap to the left foot of M. The one on my coin (PCGS-64) is very weak and easy to miss. And LVA wrote that rarity comment 11 years ago. There are 6 examples registered at SSDC which, admittedly, makes it pretty scarce. On the other h...

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RogerRock wrote: ↑
Mon Jul 27, 2020 8:13 pm
Serious FUN with 21 has surfaced in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Page Comments: Highest rated variety for 21-P with both exceptional rarity and desirability (after the VAM 44)

New die stage without die break UM

Photos by Roxanne Beckner

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Serious FUN with 21 has surfaced in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Page Comments: Highest rated variety for 21-P with both exceptional rarity and desirability (after the VAM 44)

New die stage without die break UM

Photos by Roxanne Beckner

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