1886-P VAM-6A with Doubling?

[johnhenry9009]

I believe it may be an LDS of the VAM-6A because of the “mushy” details, there appears to be some doubling on PLURIBUS and UNUM. So the full coin photo will here and I will add more photos of the spots that I find interesting, I also can't get any close photos of the clash because it is not pronounced enough for my microscope to photograph it without the glare covering the clash.

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[johnhenry9009]

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[blaircountycoin]

From what I read and observe from the listings, this is a LDS Vam 6.

[messydesk]

What you're seeing is called die fatigue or die deterioration doubling.

[blaircountycoin]

I have one slabbed byANACS as MS62 with the same exact markings on it. Vam 6

[johnhenry9009]

Thank you