VAMWorld 2.0

I posted photos in VAMWorld 1.0 showing the mm moved in relation to the extra ray, nobody cared so I dropped the issue and sold the coins. Oh well.

F-12 Details Scratched

It is PMD, sorry I posted this without giving greater thought to the issue.

Thanx. I'll eventually get to work on getting a better image.

Just can't figure this one, big gouge in the lower hair, is it known??? Can't see "hair gouge" in descriptions.

Trades considered for San Francisco Long Nocks or Mercury dimes.

VF-25 Details Cleaned.

Contests one and two both flopped, I'm getting ready to start a third contest and give away an unprecendent number of "details" San Francisco Long Nocks!!!

Just showing off my Denver dollar

NOT VF35, closer to VF25

I'd accept it raw, I don't mind.

Yes another VAM-77... The, VAM-77 mm on left, VAM-111 mm on right

Cleaned raw 1882 o/s EDS, $1000 shipped.

Thank you. I agree with your grade, VF35 cleaned. I am not a collector of these 1882 o/s coins, and those that do would likely desire a coin without issues. Not too sure what I should do with this.

I think the mm has the attributes of being an early die state, if so then apparently the coin is rare and in demand. Not many are graded and encapsulated. What's it worth? What's it worth in an ANACS holder vs a PCGS or NGC holder? Perhaps anybody buying this at auction in an ANACS holder would like...

Photos of my 1884-O VAM 19 (or VAM-19A). Has the gouge in the wheat leaves, has the rust spots on the rear of the neck, has an early stage of the VAM-19A berry break on the reverse. The only LVA plate photo VAMWorld has on hand now for the 1884-O VAM-19 is of the two polishing lines next to the eagl...

Some people go nutz over coins with broken bonnets.

1884-O VAM-23B Doubled 1-4, Clashed Obverse n & s, Die Break Cap Top. Sharing photos...

Found my coin in Fun With 21, wondering if VAM numbers will be allocated to the Fun With 21 (JOH) coins that are presently without VAM numbers.

The middle of the "I" in RIB is not the exact top of the coin?

Annually they spend many millions of dollars turning evergreen trees into lavishly decorated blinkin' idols, then the trees caught fire and burned their homes down. Maybe they decorated their trees with blinkin' lights of the wrong color, maybe they got their trees to blink at the wrong frequency, o...