1904-O VAM-22A2 VLDS reverse closeups.

[rhodes6467]

It took me a minute to figure this one out but after bouncing around with the VAM-12's and VAM-22's, I did. In doing so, I noticed that this has a VLDS of this reverse die and it shows this in the second full coin shot in the 1904-O VAM-22A2, but no closeups of it. Here are some pics of the nice cracking, if any might be wanted for the listing.


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1904-O VAM-22A2-di-jcr.jpg (71.17 KiB) Viewed 264 times

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1904-O VAM-22A2-O-jcr.jpg (76.97 KiB) Viewed 264 times

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[rhodes6467]

1904-O VAM-22A2-obv-jcr.JPG (252.07 KiB) Viewed 263 times

1904-O VAM-22A2-rev-jcr.JPG (268.51 KiB) Viewed 263 times

[morganman]

These cracks & clashes of Morgans is what has kept me actively
collecting all these yrs. Thanks for posting/sharing and i hope
somebody updates page if needed.

Im a sucker for bold cracks/clashers

[rhodes6467]

Im a sucker for bold cracks/clashers

I understand. I'm in the building industry and I run into this same situation with wood. Some folks like clear grain, with no knots or discoloration and others like me, like character. I have always been the same with coins. Early die stage, BU coins, have always bored me.

[Kurt28]

Nice photos. Thanks for sharing.

[Prider358]

Thanks for sharing nice photos of your coin Jon. I, myself love the clashes and cracks on these lovely Morgans and appreciate it when members post such pics on this site.

[rhodes6467]

Thank you, Kurt and Steve.