1924-P VAM 1H Elite 30

[colwillys]

Picked this 1924-P VAM 1H with 19A REV was VAM 1Q REV . The VAM 19A and VAM 1Q DOES NOT BREAK in HAIR .
AS i say jumping to soon to kill or eliminate a VAM is not good . Dr. Close we need HELP . The VAM 1Q is your
VAM and the VAM 1H2 was my VAM . 19A could be something else .

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[Malachi35]

Very interesting

[Malachi35]

Is this by any chance the one I sold on ebay?

[colwillys]

Are you in Washington GA

[jrfaust]

Nice find Tom!

[colwillys]

Yes this is the coin you sold to me . I just saw your actual's . I am a small fish in the pond . i am always on the hunt.

[Malachi35]

Haha yep I live in Washington GA

[davidkclose]

there are several 1924 die pairs which have a (over)polished reverse die. VAM 1Q was eliminated as it was recognized to be the EDS of VAM 1H. All specimens of VAM 1H I have seen have this overpolished reverse die. It is unlikely that the reverse die would have been replaced before the obverse, due to the die break. It is possible that this reverse was later paired with another obverse die, but I have not seen this.
The photos on the VAM 19A VAMworld page show clash marks & file lines in different position from VAM 1H.

Hope this is helpful,
David