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I have an 1881 0 PCGSMS62PL, that I had labeled as a vam 16. After looking at the vam 1J vam page, I think it is a vam 1J. OVER POLISHED REVERSE. I had posted it a long time ago and John 'messy desk' said he thought it had a 'sunken reverse'. Here are a lot of pictures. What do you think? Enjoy, Bert

Thank you for your help UNCLE BINGO,
ANYONE ELSE have any ideas on what vam it might be?
Does that look like a die chip on the bottom of Liberty's chin and
maybe on the bottom of the just above the date?
Then the doubling in IGWT and the date?
Any help would greatly appreciated Bert

Thank you Gary, I hope you find your 1891 CC and post pictures to compare.

VAM 3 is available clashed and unclashed

Thank you John, do my pictures of the chin, lips and nose look doubled and if so,
would that make any difference or be explainable?
Thank you, Bert

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I have my 1891 CC PCGSMS63, that I had marked as a VAM 3, spitting eagle, awhile back. I was looking at the 1891 CC vam page and saw the VAM 7, spitting eagle 'far date'. Mine is not the far date, but I see a faint clash on the neck and below the N running down to the top of the wing. I also see pro...

Okay Thank you Uncle BINGO,
Here are some more pictures.
I don't see any doubling in the leaves.

I just took a picture of the S mm and then noticed some doubling on the wreath on the left, maybe.
That I didn't see before.
Thanks, Bert

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I have an 1880 S PCIMS64, that I need help with. I see what looks like a die chip on Liberty's chin and maybe on the bottom of the bust, near the date. I see doubling in the date and IN GOD WE TRUST, on the reverse. I see lines inside and around the ear and around the inside of the hair vee. I see w...

Gary, Okay no problem, I just saw all of your pictures and got distracted and maybe misread all of the replies and thought they were referring to your pictures. You had always helped me attribute my coins in the past. At 79 now, but very healthy physically (knock on wood) this sometimes happens to m...

keilg1 Gary, I would have been ALOT HAPPIER, if you hadn't posted all of your pictures on my post above, where I was trying to find out, if any of MY PICTURES, of my 1878, showed any doubling. 'FIRST SET OF PICTURES' Why didn't you start you own post, with all of your pictures, instead of having mem...

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Ever since I saw the 1878 VAM 115 posted here awhile back, I've been looking through my 1878 Morgan's, looking for doubling. This one is the only one, that I thought looked like doubling. Can you tell if there is doubling on the cotton bolls and leaves? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank y...

Keilg1 I should know your name, but I couldn't find it on all of the ID's and names, that I saved over the years. Anyways, I also noticed the differences , when I was taking pictures of the S mint mark. Here are four pictures, all taken at four 'different angles'. On some of the pictures, at differe...

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While looking through my Morgan's I saw my 1882 S PCGSMS65 OGH VAM 17A,
with the die chip on the left wreath and an S over S mint mark.
I think the die chip is large enough to maybe qualify for a LDS.
Also a die chip on the wing below T in TRUST.
Enjoy, Bert