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Other pics I took. A few of the coins on display. A scale used to weigh ore and bullion.
Had cocktails at the Governor's mansion afterwards. Great trip but had to miss the
Chiefs victory parade.

Just got home from this. What fun to be part of history.
150 year celebration of the CC mint.
Special medallion signed by the US mint director, the
sculpting artist and the press operator with 1st date
of issue.

Stage 1 - no cracks, often prooflike Which is what mine is, 66PL. Dates match up. Slanted. high three.JPG 1878-CC_RonH_VAM-1A_COIN_OBV_05122014.jpg Reshot tail scratch. Sat Nov 26 -19-rs.jpg 1878-CC_RonH_VAM-1A_COIN_REV_05122014.jpg Also Vamworld lists "Five nearly vertical die polishing lines left ...

Does the VAM-49 discovery piece have these die scratches ?
I think mine is an EDS .
It has no die cracks.

OUTSTANDING !!! Mine is a 105. Thank you so much for your help. Good luck with your "discovery". I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

There are three dies listed for this variety. Are there three different versions of the same VAM ?
Also, my coin has the upper wing line but none of the other markers. What am I not understanding, please ?

THANKS for the help. I have also added a shot of the ear.

Can anyone confirm this? I have looked at all 1900-O listings and the 53 is the only one I can find that has a similar date and mint mark. The spur-like chip on the third star and polish lines under the chin on mine aren't mentioned markers. 1900-o mm.jpg 1900-o chin.jpg 1900-o date.jpg 1900-o 3rd s...

Found these two pics on 1900-O page, clearly not the same date position. Thought someone would want to know.
1900-O_VAM_20_Photo_1.jpg
RBF1900-OV20c_001.jpg