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They are not extremely rare. I have picked up a few in the past few years. Passed over more than I purchased. As expected, have never seen a 33.

The roll ups in the upper photograph are convincing. Lighting is almost everything.

I'm still shooting from the hip and saying the left coin is a 26 and the right coin is a 7. The psychology of recent postings tell me that Ray has likely shown a 1C1/16 or a 1C2/1J; but I have not studied the photographs at that level of granularity. Whatcha charge per hour, doc? :lol: More than en...

I'm still shooting from the hip and saying the left coin is a 26 and the right coin is a 7. Hey Ant. I may be a little out of touch on this thread. Are you speaking of 83OV7/26? If so, that is a kill; except for a little logical problem with proving that something does not exist. I was basing my as...

I would like to see equally sharp focus at the denticle field interface with comparable lighting. The same for the center serifs of the 3s. The same for right inside walls of the loops. I see contradictory characteristics that may be a property of the photographs. If one relied solely on the shape o...

In lieu of the VAM type, the PMD Dot blow RW5 is interesting. Especially for the LFCP.

Stages, it seems, refect discreet (digital) events. States, it seems, reflect continuous (analog) events. I often am assessing the mint ordering of a progression within a die pair that may entail ordering several coins. I use every hint available. Including, the extent and girth of a crack - an anal...

I am not buying the B so much at this time. But......... Have you previously posted LFCPs of this coin. I bet that it is gorgeous.

Someone, who archived the following post from VW10, recently provided it to me. Of all posts that I have ever read on VW, I defer to this post moreso than any other. I re-post it here so that it is archived on VW20. If VAMPICKER had the time to copy/paste this content into an OP; then I would delete...

TheYokel wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 28, 2019 4:16 am

That wasn't meant as a Ray Charles reference to not seeing an E... But I'm throwing it out there anyways.

Not only did Johnny keep his soul; but, he gained a considerable investment in gold. Nothing to fiddle around with.

Folks perception of posts can be misunderstood given the unattached nature of blogs such as this site without facial expressions and/or voice tone. You likely know that. I can't speak for Felix, but none of my comments in this thread are meant as "cantankerous". I was referring to tempering my cant...

LateDateMorganGuy wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 28, 2019 2:27 am

Loren, I don't know what you are suggesting, but I did laugh when I read your response. Hope that was the intent :lol:

I was attempting to temper cantankerousness with humor. Despite my aspirations, I could never, sincerely, claim to be a curmudgeon.

Tekkie1 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 28, 2019 2:10 am

There is NO E!
Now Where have I seen that before??

Georgia?

Reminds of the song by the Charlie Daniels Band, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia". Felix and I both suggested we were being played early on in Yokels posts. The devil lost and Johnny kept his soul. What is being suggested? You believe that the thread author is not sincerely chasing a new clashed E ...

impairedsquirrel wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 27, 2019 11:03 pm

Nice save Loren! 8-)

I opted for political correctness. Killed me. ;) In lieu of the crack at TED; I would like to see the cap top.

Nice grade!

As I was looking at the Mint Mark I felt myself starting to petrify. I immediately looked away. Nice one Bert. Be careful.

MS70! Congratulations!

So after you get your mind around all of that, then you run into the reverse of a different reverse die that is apparently not listed. Not a VAM-20. What do you do? Prepare a kill submission. Whereas "multiple die pairs may exist;" the same die pair can not satisfy multiple base varieties. Disclaim...