VAMWorld 2.0

Dittos on the thanks and recognition.
Got a tiger by the tail and another on my backside. When I get them under control, I'll be back on a regular basis.
Thanks to all.

Congratulations Rob. And thanks for sharing your story. One of my fondest memories is when you helped me sort out the differences between the 1889-P Bar Wing VAM-19A and VAM-22. Unfortunately personal responsibilities have taken me away from my coins in the last couple of years, and will probably co...

Congratulations Dennis. That is some real numismatic sleuthing.

Now I can tell people that I know a movie star.

As it is difficult for me to attend coin shows, I have to identify VAMs from photographs.
Unlike in-hand examination, I may not see the listable features.
So I often rely on die markers.
My first guess is that your coin may be the VAM-2A.
Enclosed are some die markers, let us know if they are a match.

Very nice example.
I haven't been able to VAM as much as I'd like lately, but I'm glad I checked in for this one.
Thanks John.

Congratulations Chris!
That is impressive, and I'd say you've come a long way in a short time.
Thanks for sharing.

Nicely done Bob. I'm anxious to see pics of the 24-P, VAM-1CQ as the description fits a coin I've been pondering.
Keep up the good work.

Excellent choice. Thanks for sharing.
I need to VAM more and work less.

I'm slated to post 9-9-18.
Not sure about the editing procedure, maybe someone can point me to the instructional info.
If some of the others are chomping at the bit to post, I could always be bumped some.

Nicely done Lee.
Congratulations.

I'm in.