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1921 D 1K3 Revision with Displaced field below 921 & above TED for Page update

1923 S Vam 1I Revision for Page with Displaced field break above UNIT
PCGS 1923 S Vam 1I Rev Retained CUD specimen "Elite 30"

Revision for Page with displaced field break below 21

My experience with error coins rules out the obverse "cud" possibility immediately. The abrupt straight line elevation with adjacent raised field is caused by die damage. I found two jefferson nickels with this same type of error. Both nickels were slabbed as "die damage" errors. The reverse area in...

Great early XMAS "Whisker Cheek" . First discovered in 1974 by Bill Fivaz (Mr. Cherry Picker).
Exceptional buddy!!!

Thanks for input and look. Peg Leg presently at ANACS. Hope JR will label holder with nickname. Usually, LVA does not
get inspired enough to assign a symbolic name on New/Revised varieties!

Thanks JB for your input. Reference to rarity was not so much about value as it was to present day population reports.
Thank You Dennis for the MS auction price realized.

Full Script and plate for 1923 D iB2 Revised Late Die State nicknamed Peg Leg by LVA.

Any auction sales, etc. on 1922 VAM 5A3? Does the rarity factor 7 still apply? The grade range that I am looking at is
ANACS AU 53 , NGC AU 55 , PCGS XF 45 ..
Thanks for looking

New 1921 D Vam1I3 with feeder finger gouges at US in TRUST & above S-O at denticles.

1921 D Vam 1I2 Revised - Die chip above N in UNITED. Additional displaced field breaks on obverse at third left star and
reverse at UN, TED & ERI of AMERICA.

Rim to rim die breaks are listed as "Split Die" where field displacement shows. Great eye appeal on large silver coin and
uncommon error on silver dollar size coins! Congrats on your "Error Pick".

This type of error is labeled by ANACS as planchet crack when it travels completely through obverse to reverse. Usually planchet cracks travel through the rim also. Sometimes , grading services will label planchet errors with a broad descriptive label of "defective planchet". I hope this explanation...

Chris, you are welcome to add your photos to the page. If you read the script from LVA about this Vam, you will see
that Leroy called in the "WOW" factor (not me). My specimen was already housed in PCGS 64 holder when submitted
to LVA for attribution.

Hey Chris , check page 3 of discussion forum with title "1921 D PCGS 64 WOW VAM 1W3" that I posted.
This is my discovery piece from 8-30-17. Please post your pics on this "crack city" 1921 D.

Description with LVA Plate Photos for vamworld update posting

Late Die State 1923 D Peace $ VAM 1B2 revised has been nick-named "Peg Leg" by LVA on 8-12-18. Leroy's remark reads "Has die break O on rev & die crack from 1 top to neck with displaced field break of 1B2. Yes has unlisted Large Die Chip at 1 top left. Quite a spectacular chip on obv! " Official des...

Nice 8 tailfeather 1878 - I reckon - LOL

Recently saw LVA attribution sheet at Raleigh Coin Club Expo Show here in Raleigh,N.C. that listed 1922 D Peace $
NEW VAM 2K2 which does have break on E. The doubled rays in the tiara are present on VAM 10 and 10A. Duplicate
vam listings need to be eliminated.

Just received Email reply from LVA regarding duplicate 1922 D Peace $ VAM 2K and VAM 10A "Quote"
Hi Roger;
Yes, crack at IN matches for 2K & 10A. So deleted 2K which will be in 2018 Peace Suppl. Thanks for pointing out duplication!