VAMWorld 2.0

Congrats on your new DC's. Glad to see a post created on new DC's.

Good info Roger. Note the date.

Not a VAM-7A. Going by the photos provided, it looks like you have a double clash at the neckline. If that is the case, then like Andy said you have a VAM-19B1. The triple clash is VAM-19B2. VAM-19A has the die break in the Eagles right wing, right under the N of IN.

The new VAM page is setup.

I'll setup the new VAM page. Who discovered it?

The new VAM page is setup.

I'll set it up for you.

And I'll bet a dollar that nothing will change. Because many don't want it to. I think I correctly assessed it about 15 years ago when I said that VW had become like cheers. It's a digital bar where a bunch of regulars hang out and shoot the breeze. Us four, no more. And therefore, that's what we'r...

I feel that LateDateMorganGuy has the right idea but is missing the core concept: the materials to attract, interest, and develop don't exist. Neither do the follow-up approaches and simplified hand-on guidance. One cannot merely point a beginner to an obscure, dated booklet and then expect then to...

I will add the photo.

Thanks Roger.

Question @davidkclose The VAM 2AF2 was my discovery and is now eliminated and becomes 2K2. So is the 2K2 still my discovery? @PacificWR Wayne, could you start the vam pages for the 1922 S 2K2 and 2K3? I have all the photos you might need and as always, I'll shoot them off in an email. Thanks again ...

FYI - The 1906 D Barber Dime Overmintmark D Over O Discovery Piece was attributed and listed by John Wexler on his website in 2009. Furthermore, Bill Fivaz personally created overlays to disprove any would be doubters. The Discovery Piece is slabbed in an ANACS holder 4688930 with designation 1906 ...

Finally, after a very long hiatus, a new CHERRYPICKERS' Guide Sixth Edition Vol. II on Half Dimes, Dimes., Twenty Cent Pieces, and Quarter Dollars 1800s to date has been published , released and dedicated to the late J. T. Stanton. New Volume Editor - Larry Briggs Included in the Barber Dime sectio...

There's a back story to this beauty. Back in '19 @PacificWR was posting about 1904 logotypes. I was intrigued by Wayne's quest and began searching for them myself. This coin is one of many that I purchased while chasing. Besides this '04 O V4A the quest resulted in my only two Discovery Pieces. '04...

Good job on the attribution. It is a VAM-42.

Thanks for the info Roger.

That's ok. It is a VAM-38.

Not a VAM-7A. Date position is wrong, no dot on R of "LIBERTY". On your coin, note the over polished lower hair by the designer's initial and check and see if you have a double ear. On the Reverse, no die clashing is apparent (this is a clue to what VAM you have).

New VAM page is setup.