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Bravo for your dedication.

CongratuVAMlations! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

That's a plumb cool specimen.

Congratulations! Wishing you continued success.

WRP. Have sent you pm and email. shortnock.

Nice treasure.

Have several in the bookshelf here. Very informative stuff.

Happy holidays to you all. Am very thankful to VAMdome for this site its information, camaraderie and patience.

Supernice closerups.

Congratulations!!! Discoveries abound...They're still out there.

Nice pickin'. Congratulations on your grading talent.

Dots... a nice study!

Have a good hiatus, Crusher! Will miss reading your wisdom.

Well!!!!!! Didn't want one until NOW!!! Thanks for the revelation.

"I have the honor to acknowledge," being able to read all the cool information that Roger shares.

DHalliday, Fine photos, great reference material. Is it permitted, and if so, how, may one save those images to home computer?

Fine photos of a superfine, probably seven tailfeather, specimen.

Correction ...22A, 22B. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for clarifying. That indicates, to the feeble mind here, that it was used to strike both 7TF and 8TF coins. Interesting, that some 8TF coins, VAM 22, 22A, were struck after 7TF reverse dies had been produced.

Would someone please clarify, if possible, the believed striking sequence of 1878 P Obverse II/I 6? Forgot where this was posted and forgot whether it is the striking or discovery sequence... VAM 85, 80, 80A, 86, 22A, 22B.