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Well I found this coin on the BAY, late last week. Its a rather common 1878 P V-121. This one has a no less than high PL and closer to DMPL rev, and a solid PL OB. The doubled "P" and the R are much sharper and have more going on than the MS MS-63 I own. It looks like no PL coins are known in the SS...

Well its not a VAM-1CE at all, Kind OF. Its the correct clashed die pair "But it doesn't look at all like the photos in the listing. It looks to have about 90% of the I clash and it also has the M clash on the reverse above the "O" of GOD. It also has really deep polishing lines all over the OB. But...

the Rev gouge

I have had this one for some time, I forgot to label it and I cant figure it out now. This coin has the same clash location of the V-29a but is much deeper, and this coin also has the same gouge that's found on the 1921 S photo at the end of the clashed die page. This thing has extremely deep polish...

Well this mark has been determined to be PMD, how it appears on so many V-33b coins in the same spot has me a bit baffled.

I have a single and a double clashed in 63

Well with the coin in hand this gouge is real and it also has a lighter one running out of the MM. The coin looks to be a solid AU55

Well I found this on E Bay listed as just an 1878 Morgan Dollar. Its currently sitting at my local PO for delivery tomorrow. The PO doing Amazon deliveries has its advantages.

I bought this coin last night, mostly due to the gouge running out of the "L" in DOLLAR. I have never seen this and I think I have looked at a large number of 1886 O coins looking at clashes.

Welcome Aboard Andy

I sent it to Leroy for the former owner awhile back, but with Marilyn's heath issues Leroy was sending everything back due to caring for his wife. The coin is in Leroy's PO Box currently, so the V-33a should be re validated shortly. I included a photo overlay and photo's, but I am sure Leroy will se...

This is a VAM 22 from the date position and the die crack pattern.

Sorry I was thinking of the 1880/79 S

If this is a pre neck point die chip its the 1st one I have ever seen

You don't see what? The E N UST clash or the grade? The coin is nicer in hand and I think its a low MS-64

PCGS MS-64

Well I just got this in the mail and it is an extremely impressive example of this rarer VAM! The mid die states have an N clash as well as an UST clash but are much lighter

here is one more

Here is one I picked up out of a junk Bucket today!

I have been looking for this clashed die pair for a few years now that isn't polished down. After that clash they cleaned up the die pair and you can see straight line polishing lines above the cap and under the tail feathers.