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Looks like machine doubling to me. It is in the denticles, wreath and bow also.

Brian, the denticles are evident on the V225A. I can see 4 clearly.

A very neat clash Dennis. I grab every one I see.

That's a heck of a rotation bjv.

The chip on the 6th left star should be the deciding factor. Sounds like you already have a 29B.

I sent you a pm.

They have for me in the past.

Dennis I have 13 of yours listed including 6 DC's.
let me know if you are interested.

Why would you want another listing? VAM 11 is already listed for the doubling. It would be a waste of time and money in my opinion.

VAM 11.

Thanks guys.

JB I will try and see if I can get a shot of the edge.

Best I can do.

Got this in the mail today. 1921 D VAM 1EO2. Very neat lamination.

As does the VAM 18 have the C3b reverse.

MM looks tilted more on the vam 27 than Chris's coin. jmo.

I agree with you on the VAM 18.(If that helps you stay sane)

I was looking thru some coins and found this one. It has the markers for the 88A but no scribbles.

I do not doubt the attribution of your coin Mitch, but the small gouges in the tail feather area looks like the 1BQ. I do not have an example of either to compare to, just the pics on the pages.

Post by Kissov » Sun Sep 15, 2019 5:05 pm I don't have an example of an 88, but based on the photo the polish lines along the upper side of the arrow shafts appear to be more or less parallel to the shafts (as are the lines on what I think is an 88A). The polish lines on the 2 1BQs I have are strong...

Looks like the 88, 88A and 1BQ might be of the same die. The wear lines on the second 88A specimen look like the discovery coin pics. It also has the die markers like the 1BQ in the scribbles area. IMHO

Thanks Dennis.