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Easily found in high grades.

Nice Lewis. Congrats!

It fits Alan !

There are lots of things in life that don't mean a hill of beans. I am not gonna lose any sleep over this for sure. It just looked (to me) that the mm was a shade higher than any other listed.
I am gonna stick with VAM 5611.
I appreciate ALL the responses!!

I will just call it a VAM 5611. LOL .Thanks guys.

I looked at all the pages and the big book and could not come up with anything conclusive. Here are some more pics.

Anybody have any idea which VAM this might be?

I don't have the VAM 3FP DC. I have the 3GL2 DC. I will be happy to send it to you if you can get your hands on the VAM 3FP DC.

I have a non-clashed that has the crack. I am still looking got the DC coin. All total I have 5-but have only found 2 of them so far. I wish the 3FP had been published when it was discovered, instead of years later. If LVA listed it for a cllashed "t" and the 3GL @ for a clashed "n" there might be a...

it is available to whomever needs to see it.

I agree with it being an EDS 1B1. I would bet that 1BB obv and 1B1 & 1B2 obv are the same.

It looks like a normal slanted date w/mm set right.

More will come to pass soon Kurt.

Looks like a VAM 23

After looking at the plate in the big book. It seems to be strike doubling. I like it though.

That is hard to say, but I like it.

Post some pics of your coin.

VERY nice coin Lee. Congrats on the acquisition.

I have a 1887 V1B au55 details if you are interested. Anacs slabbed. Alos a PCGS xf 40.

VERY nice 101.