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Congrats Pat - The 1891 O Vam 1A3 is an incredible die break!

Obverse shows misaligned die. Reverse is interesting - possible partial collar. Partial collar must be
confirmed by viewing edge in question .

This listing was called a "Revision" by LVA when he attributed it for me. I added supplemental photos
on the page to highlight substantial die breaks at obverse first left star that were not noted. My specimen
received an AU 58 on ANACS holder.

RMG1883CC wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2019 6:01 am

Congrats — WTG

Thanks Ron!

PacificWR wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2019 4:59 am

Nice ones. Congrats.

Thanks Wayne!

Longstrider wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 7:11 pm

Nicely done. Congratulations. Great photos as well. Thanks..

Thanks !

Thank you for your confirmation DHalladay. Continuing on this learning curve I am enjoying, may I ask what would have to happen to this vam 3k2 for it to become a 3k3? I appreciate your patience. (Attached is the reverse) Anything to warrant a listing of VAM 3K3 would have to involve a dramatic cha...

Thank You very much Andy for page updates!

Dennis-LVA has not re-designated 3DV to 3DV1. Perhaps room was left for an intermediate die stage in case
one shows up and is attributed by LVA.

1921 P New LDS Vam 3DV2 ANACS MS 63 shows large displaced fields on obverse at UR similar to Vam 3DJ2 and Vam 3CW3. Reverse has die break at right wing tip (not noted) in addition to displaced field break above TES. 1921 D New EDS Vam 1AM2 ANACS AU 58 where die break at top left of D in UNITED has n...

Area on reverse of coin below OL is obviously a lamination where surface metal peeled off. The ragged upturned edges leave no doubt as a lamination! The deep half-moon area on rim in denticles is the
result from a defective (incomplete) planchet.

Congrats Wayne! Your DC's reflect extensive die study on 1900 S .

Excellent kill on a 1921 P!

Congrats Tom!

Noticed you received a MS Details grade from ANACS... C'est dommage!

Amazing six DC's with mint state 62-64 grades. Congrats Tom!

Congrats Ron. Persistence and help from JB equals success! Good to read a post from you. I recently
resubmitted my DC 1900 O Vam 65A for review by LVA because of similarity to Vam 6. Leroy stated that
Vam 65A "Doesn't have O m/m tilted rt of Vam 6". So Vam 65A stands for now.

Congrats Jody -Well Done!

Cool strike-thru Tom! It looks like a flamboyant feather.

WTG Wayne - OPPORTUNITY is the true secret for success !!