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Of the 9 new MS63 1921-Ps I recently received (all D2 reverses), this is the only one I can't identify. No cracks on either side is one reason, and the almost total absence of scribbles is another. But there are a few notable fragments of things, as seen in the photos below. I've looked through the ...

No, haven't stared at 9 yet.

I've been looking at eBay auction photos and I've found a couple more examples of the broken star.

I've never found one of those in the wild... and it isn't for lacking trying.
Congrats!

Congrats on the clearance. I imagine there's a sense of relief that goes with it.

This is such a great new chapter in the history of Morgans, VAMs, and Longnocks!

Welcome and enjoy!

Congrats!
14 out of 15 in holders is excellent.

That's incredible!!!

Yes there is polishing around the obverse portrait, but not nearly to the extent seen in the photos in my first post. Obverse polishing is most evident at the top of the cap under IB, left at the cap fold under S, behind the lower rear of the cap, and in front of Liberty's lips.

Many thanks for your input John and John.

After looking at photos of the 50 highest auction price 1892-S at Heritage, I think this is going to be a new VAM and I think the broken star between DOLLAR and AMERICA on the reverse is why. I found a duplicate of my coin, including small obverse and reverse cracks that I hadn't noticed on my coin ...

Not sure I see any doubling on the date. If there is some it's awfully minor.

And there's something I hadn't noticed before – the star between AMERICA and DOLLAR looks to have had a chunk break out of the die between two of the points near the rim:

Tekkie1:
Thanks for the input. I'll add it to my next LVA batch and post the results here when they become available.

I hope this is big enough.
And guess what... circulated used-to-be PLish coins don't photograph worth a darn.

How big am I allowed to make photos here on the new site?

VAM 4 is the one I looked at longest too.

I've looked at every VAM attribution page twice and still can't be sure about this one; can anyone help? Date position looks like it is far. Date looks slanted. Mint mark looks to be positioned low. Two other interesting things: – Coin looks like it was at least semi-PL when new. (PCGS-45 now). – Th...

XF45 (has a shot at AU), but the obverse looks polished.

The 1921-P VAM 14A designation was eliminated, apparently in 2017, but then expanded to 14A1, 14A2, and 14B. The current attribution page for 14A1 has a photo showing a partially/mostly filled R in TRUST, with a caption saying, "at least one example of this variety shows a grease-filled "r" in "Trus...