VAMWorld 2.0

Congrats on your new DC Roger. The Horned O is one cool VAM. Lots and lots of die cracks.

Congrats on your new DC. A lot going on around the neck point.

Congrats on your new DC Roger.

Will do Mitch.

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New photo's have been added to the VAM-7A page.

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Thanks Brian, for posting the photos.

Very nice!

Send it in as a mint error.

Sad new for sure. Prayers go out to his family.

Your welcome. Glad to help out.

JackBnimble01 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 2:27 am

If it’s a planchet flaw is it common
Even Worth keeping?

Planchet flaws are not uncommon. Yes, it would be worth keeping.

If the letters are on top of the mark, then you would be looking at a planchet flaw.

Happy Easter and remember what it stands for.

All new VAM pages and the revised VAM page (with plate photos) are done. Do you have any plate photos for the 1880-S VAM-7A?