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Even though someone doesn't think so -- I will agree with vamnuke a V-17 EDS.

Leroy didn't have anything to do with the VAM-11 being thrown into the VAM-22.
Maybe Leroy's archives will have something useful about the VAM-11.

I bid on this Long Nock V-57.
I may have made a mistake, but I thought the final price was a little bit high.
The bid of $1600 was okay but the 20% juice brought the price to $1920,

The revised edition of the 1878 S Morgan Dollar Attribution Guide[/u] has a section on page 22 titled Engraved 8 & 9 Upper Tail Feathers. The section provides information and photos for 1878-S VAM-45 and VAM-68 having 9 engraved upper tail feathers and information and photos for 1878-S VAM-64 and VA...

Rus,,
I hope to make it to Cleveland so I can come check out your coin shop.
Hope to see you soon.
Lew

The line beneath the small bear claw is unique to 78-S VAM 47-2

Looks like a 28 two me

I met with you two (Larry and Dave) and Allan a couple of times maybe ten years or so ago.
Last time I think was a place downtown STL nearby to Alan's work.
Would enjoy meeting with you again.
Is Alan now in Atlanta or Florida?

PM sent. But not sure it went thru correctly.
If you don't get PM please contact me at:
rosenbaumL@sbcglobal.net
Thanks

Juan,
I forgot to say "Great photos".

The engraved wing feather area makes me think V-45.

Here is photo of TED of O/CC that I think might be a V-11A.
What do you all think?

Do you happen to have any photos of the acid treated leaves of the 7A ?

My guess is V-99.

At the bottom of the VAMWorld description for 1900-O O/CC VAM-7, 7A, 10, and 10A is “Threads” that has clickable “1900 O/CC Revision Letter”. Clicking takes you to Leroy’s letter where he lists the revision to VAM7, 7A, 10, and 10A. Beneath the revisions he lists the revision for VAM-7 as it will ap...

Russ James discovered the 78S V-42B in 2019.
Below is a photo of my V-42B EDS and a photo of my 42B.
The 42B EDS does not have the die scratch lines that the 42B has.
The 42B EDS does have the denticle impression marks that are on the 42B.

I do not have anything to weight the coin. The fields on the coin are semi-PL. When I tip and turn the coin to reflect the light I cannot see any change in the field above or below STATES, so there isn't any beveling. Yes, eagle's right wing tip is weak; much weaker than eagle's left wing tip. Denti...

I don't think this is a V-22A.
I don't see the notch on the inner bottom of the 3 of date.
I don't see the lines at the bottom of the Y of LIBERTY.

The reeding looks normal.

Weakly struck obverse from 6th star left CCW to 6th star right and M of UNUM.