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Nice new pickup, I confirmed the arrow ding on 7 examples. No sign of the denticle oddity, Thanks for posting, I found 5 new 67s on the bay during May and June... I thought it rather odd as it's listed R7. R numbers were estimates at time of discovery and are not necessarily accurate. They are no l...

LateDateMorganGuy wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 20, 2022 3:43 pm

Whatever it is, it won't change a V67 into something else, IMHO.

I didn't think it would.

messydesk wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 20, 2022 4:42 pm

Vamderbilt wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 20, 2022 2:32 pm

Tekkie1 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 19, 2022 3:47 pm

(PIWAS)
"Poke It With A Stick".
Looks as if might be "Topical".

I "Hit it with a switch"
It's not debris

Did you give it a chance to pick its switch first?

Of course, cutting your own switch is half the lesson

Tekkie1 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 19, 2022 3:47 pm

(PIWAS)
"Poke It With A Stick".
Looks as if might be "Topical".

I "Hit it with a switch"
It's not debris

Score!

Here's a raised anomaly (C shape right of leg above arrows) on a 1902 Vam 67,
Anyone seen similar or care to comment?
Thanks, Willard.

Nice new pickup,
I confirmed the arrow ding on 7 examples.
No sign of the denticle oddity,
Thanks for posting, I found 5 new 67s on
the bay during May and June...
I thought it rather odd as it's listed R7.

https://flic.kr/p/2nnDbBP Greetings, I picked up this privately made issue recently, and when taking photos I see what appears to be distinct raised reverse clash (cotton boll?) above arrows. Wondering if anyone seen this, or can give me info as to how it could occur without any signs of clashing e...

The "6. This one is interesting. 1902-O VAM-67 VG. Blanchard black holder. "Authenticated" on holder. VAM NAOH. Cool conversation piece. $125." is sold. Thanks! Thanks back at you, latedatemorganguy colwillys colwillys, if you decide that 1875cc isn't what you expected, I'm interested. I pretty muc...