VAMWorld 2.0

Alan is the MASTER of 1902-O!!! It is in fact the 1902-O VAM-10 as he said. Good Job! Here I am thinking the San Francisco mint was the only ones doing the reengraving of these leaves.

I had never noticed this particular pair of leaves before (on this VAM...) but it is pretty cool! Reengraved leaves. leave your guess as to what we are looking at and I will reveal in a few days....

Mine is in the vault 1000 miles away. I should be able to catch up with it in about a month and can investigate then.

Looks normal from here. Schmootz around letters is very common (& normal) and is a relic of the process that puts the devices in the die.

Nice coin!!

None of the VAM-1 s should have a significantly slanted date. When George & LVA set this whole thing up they decided to reserve the first spot for each date/mintmark (VAM-1) for the "NORMAL" coin. This is why we are finding that there are some VAM-1 s that do not exist even though they are listed in...

Wish I was there for it but it is not gonna happen. Have FUN!

Nice photos! CIH ???

I thought I had one....

I recently came home with this little head scratcher. Looking for insight on how this came to be.... (It is an 1884-O VAM-14)

I need to have the sticker with the VAM number on the holder. The price paid, when, where.... - not so much.

I am afraid that list is gonna get longer...

I knew it was looking familiar - I just did the pictures of it for the VW page!

A fun variety!

What vampicker said.

Anyone but me going????

never change....

ya alls are twisted