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WTG Patrick ! VAM 6D ?

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Thanks for that feedback, Roger! Because VAM 1BB was a late die state listing, there was always the possibility of a subsequent earlier die state listing, which would have split it into VAM 1BB1 and your 1BB2. But because the earlier die state shows doubling not seen in the initial listing, I belie...

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Tue May 23, 2023 8:07 pm

If you see it and know it is wrong - PLEASE - fix it.

The 1921 P VAM 3DJ2 Page information is now CORRECT.

The 1921 P VAM 3DJ2 that is listed as my Discovery Piece on the Page shows an incorrect photo of EDS VAM 3DJ2 in the second photo. In fact, the third photo labeled Die Break U R (VAM DJ3) is photo of my Discovery Piece that I personally contributed. JR attributed my VAM DJ2 and commented at that tim...

Great follow up info on VAM 7 . Thanks Wayne for your die progression research!

Is the 1923-S VAM 1AG added photos Right . LVA has no comment on REV . Did someone jump the gun . My supplementals start 2011 . Now we need the NEW Judge to say revised pages no good , re check photos . Hey TOM - Supplemental photos are provided in order to better attribute the LDS on this VAM 1AG....

The Discovery Piece by George Powell in March 2006 is not noted for radial die crack at C (PEACE). Leroy did not miss listing radial die crack/breaks as evidenced by many other similar listings. Perhaps George Powell can best answer this issue. The supplemental photos on the Page for VAM 1AG Late Di...

The San Francisco mint technicians were very busy polishing Peace Dollar dies in 1923.

1923 D VAM 1BF was initially listed by LVA as Die Break Above N with squiggly die crack thru diagonal of N of IN up to rim where it widens into a break on late die states. Ironically, another squiggly die crack developed from rim near left side of Y in LIBERTY over to rim away from right side of Y w...

@RogerRock I know this is an old thread, but by coincidence I recently acquired a PCGS-62 coin that exactly matches your descriptions. It's now off to @messydesk for an attribution sticker. The feed finger-polished area inside the wing really caught my eye: 1921-D VAM 1B1 FF area.jpg Fresh, mint st...

PEACE DOLLARS are a treasure chest full of major die breaks !

This particular specimen is about to cross JR's desk. Quite unusual to see combination with radial die break across C (PEACE), strong clash marks, obverse rim die break above RT, double clashed spikes off eagle,s shoulder, and loss of detail on center of both obverse and reverse (Strike Through ?). ...

Nice find on additional reverse die break above ER. VAM 1X2 obverse has previously dominated the die break progression.

Hope the cud is genuine Tom. What does the reeding adjacent to the cud look like?

@weth: I don't have a VAM 1BB or a VAM 120A, but I do have a VAM 120. There's no doubt about it, 1BB is the same as 120A. Great work! Now we need to get @messydesk to make the call about which one to kill, so we can remove something from the official date set. The 1921 P VAM 1BB has been listed for...

Sometimes, a new variety is nick named as well as classified by third party grading services. See my post about OT - 2007 P GW$ Elongated Third Ray in this discussion forum.

VAM nicknames help to illustrate remarkable coin features. Names like "Thornhead" - "Scarface" - "Earring" - "Unicorn" - "Pompadour" - "Streamer Wing" relate to popular images or icons. Nicknames serve to increase popularity by providing these images that are easy to remember as opposed to just a nu...

Thank you RogerB My VAM 1AG match your ..I have a question does your VAM 1AG show hair line crack on OL of DOLLAR . My other 1923-S must be VLDS or a different VAM . OBV has no cracks at N ( IN ) or RTY of LIBERTY . REV no Break at C of PEACE . Please check for crack at DO of DOLLAR . I think this ...