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Pat, I think that's v40a

messydesk 56, 149, and 66 may not be in exactly the right order, and it may never be possible to determine the right order for those 3. I think VAM-149 struck before VAM-66, based on the relationship of the reverse of 79 counterpart. While VAM-56 is the "problem child". Can't find the right place f...

Tough one to find. Very nice!

Amazing find

@keilg1 pm sent

1. Totally agreed with everyone else... your pics are superb. 2. Totally agreed with you, 80p V44 is mighty tough. I felt blessed to have one (bought from another member here). 3. I know the person listed as the discoverer of V44. I've asked him (in person) a few years ago, and he said he knows noth...

Whizzed coin

@Options25 your legacy will continue
I got it from Kenny, graded by ANACS ms64

Gary - PM sent

Comparing to what I have in my collection, I can't find a match.

All sold. Thank you.

Sold

Complete 'die chip wing' set, including VAM-144 which was pre-die chip.
The VAM-100 is my favorite as it was purchased from a dear friend. RIP, BJV.

I won a couple too

Acidic obverse 79s VAM-1E

I think what you listed are the only two TY clashed known.

1886 VAM 1C, 1886-O VAM 11A for 1891-O VAM 14A for rotation, offset, clashed.

Brian, I think yours is VAM-50A. Is there a tiny patch of rust/pittings by 1st L of DOLLAR on yours?

Also, VAM-50A mintmark is higher than VAM-33B. Clashing looks almost identical, but definitely different location. Just compare the clashed marking at back of the hair/cap.

@fogie - thank you and sorry no extra yet

@morganman - It's inevitable for the number of varieties to go up when we do extensive die study. And yes, the acid variety is very addicting

Could someone please add to SSDC Registry the new 1879-S VAM-147?
And also add it on the SSDC "Acidic VAMs" set.
Thanks