VAMWorld 2.0

Curious how this would be handled.... Jack Lee Discovered the JOH-22, however as it may seem, this coin may not have been submitted to LVA or nor JR-JB for a VAM number. Could Dennis share the credit of Discovery?

It's best to follow the rules for all.

DHalladay wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 21, 2023 11:03 pm

He is just following the new DC guideline of posting it here for more eyes to evaluate first, as opposed to simply sending it to @vampicker or @messydesk where it might slow things down in their lives. I say bravo for following directions.

From experience, Couldn't agree more

Thanks for the feedback. always interesting about values when it comes to cool factor.

Oh yeah, the street tacos and churros tasted really good on the way out!

Scenario- You are at a coin show/ swap meet and have no access to an atm or credit card. There is $130. USD in your pocket. You find a raw 1891-P 2A LDS Mustache for $50, Probably a EF-40-45. You also find a raw 1891-P 2A Mustache EDS for $130, Probably an AU-50. You only have enough to buy one... W...

Of course I was quoting "P"CGS sarcastically! Dennis goes way above and beyond with real information. Our coins have a perceived value, until they are sold. Our one friend produces more real data than how many PCGS employees? If anyone will be lucky enough to discover a 23A and send it into PCGS, th...

PCGS only has record of 1 sale of their (8) graded 23A's on their value view....... $100!

Happy New Year and Congrats to Wayne and Andy! Great work with perseverance and evidence.

I guess all that's left to find on the V23 series will be a stage 6? Gotta keep you busy!

I'm thinking 9 out of 10!

Sounds like it was lonely and it picked you!

Just glad that us little fish can contribute to the forum for all to learn...

Great Job Wayne

Very cool!!

Curious if you were blessed with sequential numbering as well?

I posted before...

As I understand, there is no actual recognized Accreditation, Degree or Certification for coin grading

..... so far discovered,

How did your presentation go?

Top of S is above bow lobes, vote for High position and centered

PacificWR wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 08, 2022 3:17 am

You are welcome. Nice photos by the way.

Thanks, been working hard at that. Dennis gave me some great pointers. It was a shame to down sample to upload, but it gets the job done.

Still hunting the 23B's, nice work

Thank's Wayne!

And a few more

Recently Picked, beautiful clashed and die polished 1889-P Has a triple? clash batwing, eyelash die polish lines, obverse is Flooded with polish lines. I am honestly not sure the difference between slanted date or raised 9? The triple clash I am leaning towards is a 19B2, but she doesn't have the Ey...

Neat Double! Part of me wishes that the initial descriptions on sort by date was more detailed, like "Extreme Doubled One", but another part really appreciates that it isn't.. it makes you hunt and learn. Coins like this 96 get put in the file cabinet in my head, a large mintage, not valuable, but w...