VAMWorld 2.0

You will find that most Joh numbers have been given a Vam number but not all So, again, if all Morgans are VAMs, why not all? I have been contemplating the same thing; since we discussed this anomaly a [ http://www.vamworld.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5545&p=47475&hilit=JOH#p47475 ] I think it is...

...I am afraid to admit I am still stuck on the first photograph and comments in this informative post. Does the following photograph match DHalladay 's first photo in this post? I think it does. Sooo: is this photo all the evidence you need to prove it is indeed the die-doubling, not machine doubli...

Thank you for the correction.

It can be so weird how things are interconnected...

Dark side maybe? https://dollar.bank/about/our-history

A trusted tool in the right hands... Thanks for sharing Dennis. You help a lot of folks out. *side note: D. In an effort to improve my photography I have been studying your last photographs. I have spotted one thing in common we have with our coin photography set-ups. I will post the photo as soon a...

Dennis, I wanted to comment on how excellent your photographs are on this site and maybe get you to share how you are accomplishing this feat. It can't be that digital camera with a set of dusty old bellows... I am also reminded of a conversation I had here with CascadeChris a while ago regarding ma...

Looking forward...Thanks

Just a thought...

@DHalladay Is it possible you may be flexing the rules with the photography you have been sharing as of late?

...Assuming it is manipulation. What kind is it? Any thoughts in this direction? Thanks

It could be a new direction for 22.

I sure hope not.

I sure do appreciate these learning windows! Thanks for sharing.

(The oval reflection in the child's lense is a Morgan Silver dollar on my copy of this photo)

@Unc90o

That is exactly it! I did not give you much information to go with.

Thank you! Well done.

Hello everyone A friend asked me to look at a few coins of his. I found this interesting and wanted to share and learn. Thanks for any comments on this great site. What may be going on here? It kind of looks like extrusions from a cake decorator tool. laird stubble.jpg gcs_1880_S.jpg laird 1880s.jpg...

I don't believe it is a JOH-23. The crack from the first 1 in '1921' to denticle indicates to me it may be a coin from the 1921-D Vam H series.

"some dated political element"? Seriously? Why does everything these days have to have a conspiracy angle? Why does everything have to be due to a sinister political agenda? "Fun with '21" is 18 years old. Maybe the updated information has simply fallen through the cracks during the passage of time...

WOW!

I think everyone here that has worked with the 1921-D Morgan finds this area you are pointing out very frustrating also. I sure do. The 'Gray areas' seem to be dealt with very well here on Vamworld 2.0: except for this one. I think there may be some dated political element in the mix I know nothing ...

The way I understand it;
those JOH's you mentioned do not have the qualities necessary to become a 'true Vam' so they are not assigned a number by Leroy. A kind of a limbo thingy...Not unlike VNA coins, maybe?

They are here, you just have to be patient

I understand it is difficult to look at the old and worn but I have to work with what is available.
Please take a look at this comparison photo. Do you think it could be a match? I sure would like to learn scribbles, (with your help.) Thanks My coin/JohnGoldsmith