VAMWorld 2.0

messydesk wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 17, 2022 7:18 pm

Nice stuff. (Although the 95-S is now VAM 6A )

Maybe I should send it in for correction.

The grades of each coin would probably help your effort.

A post over at PCGS said parking in the Convention Center garage is $31/day! Is that for real?

I will contact the Price Guide administrator and advise him of the error.

Does anyone recognize anything here? – Not a lot of scribbles on this coin, but what is there is pretty distinctive. – Lightly double-clashed at neck, but nothing anywhere else. – Big crack through date; several others on reverse. – Line inside ear. – Diagonal gouge in eagle's lower tail feathers. –...

Here are the numbers of coins that have been graded by ANACS, NGC and PCGS. But keep in mind that "graded by" doesn't mean they are all still in those holders. Some coins from one company may have been taken out of the holders and tried to cross over at another company, or taken out of the holders a...

JASONKFLO wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 15, 2022 9:07 pm

Wow did you cherry pick the triple B?

My luck doesn't run that big.

Please show the entire holder or pouch or whatever is involved, including the coin. That's the only way we're going to know which company graded the coin and start to look up approximately how long ago.

Much more information needed. Please show the rest of the holder, including the coin.

Great 'pick!
The SSDC Value Guide estimates a 63 at $1,500, with no higher grades listed.

demetri wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 13, 2022 4:45 am

Final results after conservation

Congratulations (!!!) on a fantastically tough VAM.

@morganman that was a vam 4 eds ngc62dmpl, and i helped get it from logan to ash. and as been said, pl or dmpl is separate from grade. pl and dmpl has to do with reflectivity. How very interesting. Logan cherried that coin at the November 2006 Santa Clara show. I was there on just the 16th and carr...

PCGS does not accept regrade submissions that have a minimum acceptable grade higher than the current grade. In-holder regrades do sometimes work, but they are an expensive gamble: – postage to get the coin(s) there – $10 handling fee per order – minimum $23 per coin grading fee – minimum $22 per or...

This is collar clashing (1921-P VAM 3CA2):

Slight rotations such as you have are fairly common throughout the Morgan series, and are not enough to bring a value premium – although some sellers try by hyping them up to be more special than they really are. Even coins with big rotations (45 degrees or more) don't get a VAM designation for that...