VAMWorld 2.0

Now up to 113 graded (not details) SF Long Nocks.

I think there is quite a number of people who are saving their paper money and/or are stacking silver (real money) in the hopes of eventually cashing out and purchasing land. For those Americans who are short of cash (Saskatchewan quarters start around $160,000 CAN), consider pooling your resources ...

Anybody interested in pooling money and buying 80 or 160 acres of marginal land in Saskatchewan Canada?

Try searching for a small mint mark shifted towards the right.

My experience is that usually it is PCGS that gets the attribution wrong (as opposed to ANACS and NGC), this 1878-S purported to be a VAM-60, should be an embarassment for NGC. If the seller gets the $1499.99 he or she is asking, could result in negative feedback and a loss of income that exceeds th...

I thought they were $5 or $20 pieces, I did not know that. Excuse me.

The form is about silver dollars, posting a Canadian silver dollar has more merit here than posting higher denomination silver coins. There are a few thousand Morgan and Peace dollars for you to choose from, is my 2 cents.

I informed the seller that it was not a VAM-60 over a month ago. People need to buy the coin and not the holder.

The coin is no longer available, thank you for your interest.

Can anybody see any of the VAM-60 PUPs on the NGC 1878-S Long Nock purported to be a VAM-60 VF20? https://www.ebay.com/itm/1878-S-1-Morgan-Silver-One-Dollar-Rare-San-Francisco-VF20-VAM-60-Long-Nock/133141970413?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160811114145%26meid%3Debf036e...

February 2019 saw an unprecedented number of SF Long Nocks sold via the internet, hopefully this year the annual February SF Long Nock sale will eclipse the record set last year. With any luck, collectors will be throwing their hands up in utter disgust and selling off their collections now, for the...

Just as God granted finances to Hetty Green and then used Hetty to save America from financial disaster, God granted finances to me and then used me to save the San Francisco Long Nocks from crashing in value. Other VAMS took major hits in their values, but thanks to God and continued collector inte...

Ok, I didn't accomplish all this on my own, I had help from God. With His assistance We managed to score about 90% of the SF Long Nocks offered in 2019. I can't imagine such an accomplishment without God's help. Anyway, Gene L. Henry had a nice collection of SF Long Nocks (I bought many in an effort...

Nobody was buying SF Long Nocks, dozens were advertised in 2018, including a major collection that included Gene L. Henry's SF Long Nocks. I watched the Gene L. Henry Long Nocks sit unsold throughout the year, and still throughout January 2019 nobody was buying. Even people who were trying to comple...

Auction prices of SF Long Nocks have decreased. The 1878-S VAMs-60 and 72 have not been coming up for auction but my best guess is that if they do, their selling prices will be lower than historical auction prices. Not enough people are selling their VAMs 60 and 72, I encourage them to do so. Consid...

I’ll try to get some photos posted soon after the coin arrives, hopefully somebody will find time to place the photos with the others.

Premiums are down, maybe they only sell for about $120 now.

Thanx for the help. The coin recently sold for lots of money on eBay, I bid on it without figuring out what it was.

Having an affinity with flat-chested eagles, I believe the feller will tout a 1878 Philadelphia 7-tail-feathered B1 Long Nock among his 2020 list, as he hadn’t done so in his previous lists. He may pick the new 1878-P VAM-82A, is my best guess.

This one has me stumped, slanted date, overpolished lower hair, unbroken star and unbroken R, seems to have doubled left stars...