VAMWorld 2.0

Nice doubled date. Congrats!

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Sun Oct 11, 2020 10:15 pm

Is it that common for the denticles too?

Strike doubling is especially common on peripheral devices.

Great work David !! Duplicate VAM listings need to be eliminated. Revisions add important die markers for improved die stage identification.

Nice EDS VAM 1J Tom. Very tough to find in LDS with retained cud above ED. I have found only one LDS VAM 1J with both die break A and retained cud above ED - ANACS 1921 D VAM 1J AU 55 Polished.

Very unique niche ! Thanks for sharing.

Very tough planchet error type in silver dollars !! Thanks for sharing.. I have never seen a tapered planchet Morgan dollar. ANACS graded a 1922 Peace dollar with a tapered planchet error (noted on slab) AU 58 for me about ten years ago. My specimen exhibits missing metal divot on reverse at 8:00 - ...

A strike-thru error is caused by foreign material (sometimes string) between the die face and planchet when the coin is struck. This debris (string) will always leave a depressed area on the coin. The ends of the string depression often display frayed, spread out fiber impressions. Striking errors a...

Congrats Ron. Good to see another new VAM contribution from you. Superb photography !!

Your previous contest was completely dishonest when you changed your grading "rule" after the coin was returned from TPG !! How many times are you gonna try to pull a similar ruse of bait and switch?
Reputation is everything in the coin business, numismatics, and VAMWorld.

Congrats Bill. Very nice die breaks on reverse of LDS 1891.

Congrats on two new 1900 S VAMS Wayne. Your die studies are promising.

Awesome Frenchie ! Have you picked out name yet?

Hi To all I finally got PCGS to correct some attributes . I sent in 4 coins 1879S rev 78 that where raw and Got them back and 3 of the 4 where wrong . I sent them again with all the documentation and finally they got it correct . They HAD a VAM34B as a VAM35 , And VAM 34B as a VAM34 and a VAM34A as...

SUPER Clashed Dies PICK Wayne !!!! Remember good things come in threes - Look Out ...

One of the big misconceptions with toning is the whole AT/NT thing. Thats not really how it works. Its more along the lines of Market Acceptable and Not-Market Acceptable. Toning can develop naturally but if it has a look that a particular grader and/or grading service doesn't like/want in their ho...

Struck through debris, striking error. Couple more under A and E of AMERICA.

Very attractive strike-thru error !

AMAZING how NGC and Heritage cast a blind eye over that Carson City mintmark !

Just came across my 1963 25c DDO 001 FS 101 that I picked raw nine years ago searching Washington quarters. ANACS graded MS 65. Thanks Bert for posting this Double Die Obverse "Reminder".

Great GSA historic bank brochure. Thanks for sharing.