VAMWorld 2.0

Finally identified this coin as a VAM 1Q2 but the radial reverse break extend through Eagle's neck as a displaced field break. Don't know if this qualifies as a new 1Q3 vam or a late die stage 1Q2. If someone has interest in posting these images on the 1Q2 page, I give my permission.

NICE coin . I would say LDS i could be wrong . I have a VAM 1Q ms64 .

NICE Cutthroat !

Very cool. Thanks.

is that crack on more than one? lamination issues can look like that as well.

also, a radial starts at the rim. fwiw

if it is a crack, nice find!

no pics or plates on that page.

http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compu ... -P_VAM-1Q2

Here are two additional photos.

1. one showing that it is the radial break from the rim and what convinces me the neck is a break and not a planchet flaw.
2. the second show another small die break on Liberty's neck above date.

Windycity wrote: ↑

Thu May 12, 2022 1:13 pm

Finally identified this coin as a VAM 1Q2 but the radial reverse break extend through Eagle's neck as a displaced field break. Don't know if this qualifies as a new 1Q3 vam or a late die stage 1Q2. If someone has interest in posting these images on the 1Q2 page, I give my permission.

I have added your photos to the page.

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