1900-o/cc VAM-7A
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1900-o/cc VAM-7A
Hi All, I picked this up yesterday and wanted to check with more experienced eyes if this is indeed a VAM-7A. The coin isn't in great shape but it was the first o/cc I've found so I picked it up. It seems to have all the pups for 7A but since it is rare I wanted to make sure I wasn't getting ahead of myself. Any opinions welcomed. Thanks.
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- 1900-O VAM7A mm (1012x1013).jpg (288.87 KiB) Viewed 2476 times
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- 1900-O VAM7A bow polish line (830x831).jpg (394.94 KiB) Viewed 2476 times
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- 1900-O VAM7A date (1280x877).jpg (254.34 KiB) Viewed 2476 times
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- 1900-O VAM7A cud (1280x934).jpg (243.85 KiB) Viewed 2476 times
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- 1900-O VAM7A neck clash (935x934).jpg (275.19 KiB) Viewed 2476 times
Re: 1900-o/cc VAM-7A
Yes, 7A. Nice pick, hard to find in the wild.
Re: 1900-o/cc VAM-7A
Nice find. Excellent photos.
Re: 1900-o/cc VAM-7A
It's easy to miss in circulated condition due to the small parts of the CC that are visible.
Re: 1900-o/cc VAM-7A
That's why I always carry a loupe when I head to a coin shop.
As a side note I noticed in the description on the VAM page that when talking about the chip over the 9 the description says 7 instead. Not sure if those who are reading can correct this. Not a major edit, in fact I didn't notice it till the second time of reading.
"This 7A has the characteristic die chip over the 7."

Re: 1900-o/cc VAM-7A
Well, maybe it's a "secret overdate" that happened during Mardi Gras?