VAMWorld 2.0

Most colorful VAM 31 !!!

Great thanks for your work and dedication to VAMming.

Congrats!

23 DV 1CI L.jpg 23 D V 1CI AR.jpg 23 D V 1CI RTY.jpg 23 D V1CI IGW.jpg 23 DV 1CI L.jpg Believe this to be a later die state of the 1923 D VAM 1CI than is show on the page. Folks at McBride's shop in Austin, Tx., allowed it to be brought home to be photographed and shared. Note the reverse die crack...

Mmmmm! Mmmm! nice pickin'.

Wishing you well with the move. Easy with the furniture moving...three moves equals a fire.

Welcome to the addiction of VAMology.

Congrats! Well-deserved.

Roger B, PM sent. Thanks for your dedicated research work.

Thanks to all for your complements, concern and work.

Much obliged!

AndyWoo! Many thanks. Perhaps you might consider these two additional photos. One to show a believed diagonal die scratch at "E," of ONE. The other to show branch connected to talons.

Rats!

Not very pretty, but appears this might be 1922 P VAM 2DP. Reverse rim cud has progressed more than that shown in VAMworld pages.

Tony, Welcome to the site and the addiction. If you stay tuned in to VAM World, you will learn that Vampicker knows his stuff.

Colonel! Nice 'pick. Nice bucket.

Here's a well-circulated Peace 1923 D VAM 1X2 with a non-listed reverse die break/crack. Hope that you find it interesting.

Congratulations on your discovery.

Congratulations on the discovery. And thank you Dr. Close for keeping track. They are still out there.