VAMWorld 2.0

i hit one sunday and found a bu 1939 ddr1 fs-801 5c, 1945d fs-101/rpm4 5c, 1860 pointed bust indian cent xf, and some other stuff.

i;ve seen several of these.

absolutely PMD, unless it was struck thru something that had already struck the die in the same precise location that had the details underlying the strike thru in it. a strike through is an object, or matter lying on the die, or the planchet when the die strikes it. a piece of metal, or wood, or cl...

is offerup ohio on ebay, or where?

not to beat a dead horse but the color was an instant giveaway. and then the date, and then the strike.

i found several 1902o v45 with what some were calling an e clash but could not be since the coins were unclashed.

pretty cool.

i keep running to peace dollar die breaks only to get them home and realize they were my discoveries. some time it upsets my stomach so i take some milk of vamnesia.

i saw an 1884o while i was at ICG with a faint e. it was on a well known clash with ovaloid. have never seen another with any trace of an e, not even in DMPL. also saw mark kimpton's phantom e 1888. i could see it but leroy could not. and i just sold a 1889cc "vam4a" pcgs50. neither JR nor myself co...

of course, they were owned by a well heeled collector...

wow, i never knew it existed.

glad you got it listed.

i would look for hidden hairlines. or a hidden rub.

what is it? would have been nice to have seen you. i was set up on thursday and friday.

Any interest in 1878 vam 225a pcgs64+pl?

yes, nice strike thru. and it looks like a typical morgan wood strike thru.

has anyone started a link for dots?

sorry about my response. i thought this was about to be another ugly negative post. someone has been posting some rather harsh and negative stuff recently and i thought this was more of the same. i see the way it started out and everything was in all caps(like someone is shouting), and i was defensi...

@Only One glaD TO See you got some resolution on your 1879o. hopefully you are still looking at silver dollars and vams.

i had an 1884o v25 with a very long strike thru that was partially rretained, and mostly detatched and it had this appearance where it was still retained.