VAMWorld 2.0

So sorry to hear the news. I'm familiar with Alzheimer’s and know how difficult things can get when that illness hits. Thanks for the update, Wayne.

Great work, Wayne. Your efforts to increase Variety knowledge is undoubtedly appreciated.

Good to hear that Ron has received recognition for his contributions to the world of Morgan Varieties. He has been of great help to me and many others. Thanks, Ron.

Congratulations, Wayne. What a great pick-up.

That's a good one, Ron.

Roger, your a wise man. Lured, your response makes perfect sense to me. John, sometimes I get it, some times I don't.

I appreciate receiving your responses.

I'm photo-documenting my 1888-P VAM-12A and noticed that the Obverse die marker noted on the VAM-12 Page is not mentioned on the VAM-12A Page. Shouldn't the VAM-12A Page be amended to include that die marker?

Thanks for your time.

Great to see you've got another one under your belt, Ron. Well done; and more to come I'm sure.

What a great find, Wayne. A gem like that in the $30 box, amazing.

Nice grab there, Bert.

That is an amazing pick up, Lee. It has everything one would want.

Nice work, congratulations.

Great pick up, Bert.

Thanks, John. This will be interesting for everyone.

That would mean that those of us who purchase coins from Ebay sellers and submit payment through PayPal would be paying by Credit card or debit card. I would think credit card as opposed to debit. Or, will Ebay set up their own PayPal like program?

Thanks for you comments Ron, Wayne, and John.

Thank you all for getting back to me on this issue.

I just received a Morgan that has been certified as an 1881-O VAM-1H. But, it could be a VAM-40 instead. This specimen has Obverse beveled fields, a spiked 8, as well as the inner wing gouges seen on 1H. In addition, however, this specimen has doubling to the right inside ear wall and at the bottom ...

Congratulations, Lee. Keep them coming.

Congratulations. I bet you had to let all the cattle go as well.

Very nice looking Morgan.