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Bunny pockets wins again on one, struck out on another one.

133915 1887-S $1 VAM 2 S/S VF35

Crap just sent a rare low grade gem in. Will be Jan, before I know if it grades.
Rodent, I have your 21S 29A, worn it slick so it will grade a zero, just like your set is worth.

Darn my PO1 1916 don't have a chance, in a beauty contest.

I would look for a 14.21.

Sorry old fashion here, not into wearing earrings. Check with the rodent.

Die order is 14.20, 14.15 and 14.2. The 14.2 was last due to the gouge on reverse comes with and with out it if memory serves. As most 8 tail collectors know, the dot coins are mostly PL or DMPL if found in higher grades. The obverse die failed quickly and how many coins was scraped back into the me...

Have to remember how much time has passed. Look at the 1887 P 1B, prices fell like a rock. Still a rare bird, I never found one.

Great read however VAM 28 is omitted.

Give it to me and I will have it looking like the rest of them.

The good thing about low ball collecting is.

If you drop it, you can't hurt them. Sometimes it might make them better.

Squirrel is hoping I leave this to him in my will. PCGS Set Registry Johnny Goldsmith (Pocket Change) - Morgan Dollar Top 100 Vam Set, Low Ball (1878-1921) We see a trend here. For the fifth year in a row, Pocket Change has impressed us by lowering his GPA even more. His set now has an amazing 42 To...

Picked up a 65+ grade today. VAM 1B1 EDS, not sure how they are listed. Have grades of, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 53, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 62+, 63, 63+, 64, 64+, 65. 65+. Sample slab listed as a 21, Altered Surface, Tooling (No label), Polished, Quest. Color, Surfaces ...

If it is a VAM that PCGS labels, still have to pass by them. I asked PCGS directly and I was told if they don't work for PCGS no guarantee.

Not afraid of you.

Well this old dog got in.