VAMWorld 2.0

I use a Kaiser Copy Stand (205510 RS-1 with an RA-1 Arm - 42"). For the shots, I used 2 Cree 100 watt equivalent LED Daylight bulbs and 2 LOHAS 150-200 watt equivalent LED bulbs. Image 1 was taken with a Nikon D750 DSLR with a Nikkor 80mm Englarging Lens and 138mms of tubes attached. Image 2 was tak...

Congratulations on the discovery of a new Variety, Ron. You just keep on racking up those discoveries.

Rod.

I go with the right one.

I’m in the process of photo-documenting a single clashed 1887-P VAM-3A and a double clashed VAM-3A. I have been told that the single clashed specimen is the EDS version and that the double clashed is the LDS version. This seems to be supported by Mr. Van Allen’s Plate Photos posted to VW’s VAM-3A Pa...

Great pick, Bert. Congratulations. Very nice Variety.

A lot of action on that one, Bert. Nice grab.

Great work, Bert. I wish my eyes were as sharp as yours.

Congratulations, Mitch.

Congratulations on your Revision.

Nothing like a story with a great ending. In this case, a great beginning. Wow!!

Congratulations, Andy. Just keep them coming.

Good thing my interest is photo-documenting Varieties rather than being a Variety detective. "Two-fer"; the mind boggles.

Rod.

Congratulations, Ron.

Nice looking Variety you got there, Ron. G transfers are a lot of fun to acquire and you got a good one.

Looking good, Ron.

Nice one there, Bert. That is one great die break.

Rod.

That coin would make a great photo shoot. Great acquisition.

Why not just delete Mitch's photographs? Sounds reasonable.

Still slow this afternoon.

Thanks for the compliment. Morgan Varieties are so much fun to photograph.

A winner.