nailing down my o/cc

[collectinsince65]

Don't know why but having a difficult time nailing down this o/cc VAM.
All help is appreciated!
Thank you
Mike

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[lured_in_again]

I'm leaning towards it being VAM 10, but then I'm not an o/cc guy so you might want to wait for others to chime in.....

[Bigbub]

Pictures are a little rough to tell, but from the appearance of the date position in your photo being a bit further left, I'd say check VAM 11. Look under the bottom of 'I' in PLURIBUS for a die scratch descending to the left wheat stalk.

[blaircountycoin]

I agree with the previous poster. VAM 11.

[impairedsquirrel]

I agree with the previous poster. VAM 11.

Would that be Blair County of a state or a commonwealth???

[UNCLE BINGO]

you folks from back east are just different, no offense intended

[blaircountycoin]

You got me. Commonwealth!

[collectinsince65]

Look under the bottom of 'I' in PLURIBUS for a die scratch descending to the left wheat stalk.

Thanks for all replies!

Bigbub is the one who nailed it with the above clue!!

It is a v11.

Thank you!!

[hairfield1]

Which Commonwealth there are 4 of them, Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Mass?

[blaircountycoin]

P.A.

[lured_in_again]

I wasn't sure and should have looked a bit longer before deciding. LOL But I only missed it by 1.

[impairedsquirrel]

Which Commonwealth there are 4 of them, Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Mass?

But only one has a Blair County, to the best of my knowledge.

[impairedsquirrel]

You got me. Commonwealth!

I sure am glad I'm not hard into the hunt anymore, not sure I have another all-out turf war in me...
Altoona? Hollidaysburg? Martinsburg? Bellwood? God forbid, Tyrone??
Wanna have some fun? There is a (supposed) model train shop on Plank Rd in Toonytown. The guy that owns that shop has THOUSANDS of unsearched Morgans. Go try to convince him to let you look at them and report back on how you make out!
Fun fact, my very first discovery (21-P VAM-3b3) came from Black's Antiques in Duncansville...

[blaircountycoin]

Not as threatening as it sounds. I remember when Black's was just an antique store and there were 2 coin shops in tuna. Does the guy on plank road advertise? What part of the county do you call home?