legitamate question about VW 1880-O Vam 2 page

[Geseas]

@Geseas Ive been thinking about your pictures . looks like one of them had a lot more to eat than the other . That's the best way I can explain it , I'm not sure why , or how that could be the case . what is the source of the thorn ? the hub or the die?

Hey Bob

I think it may be a good idea to take @Mhomei's suggestion and start a new thread with these 21-S thoughts...I don't know what the title would be for this new thread; "21-S die swelling?" Maybe? I do not know.

I just happened to be comparing the 'Ears' and the areas around the Ear on all the 1921-S morgans in our Vam catalog on line; well, only the ones that boasted a LFCP in its Vam description. (Not that many have a lfcp included in the description.).

I listed these Vams into four categories; based only on what I saw in their LFCP's of the obv.:

1. Fat lobe / parted lip

2. Long lobe /pursed lip

3. Fat lobe/pursed lip

4. long lobe/parted lip

I thought this comparison of images thing, how you view the Web on your computer and the photograph perspective effect on a coins details (MM); had a lot to do with your thread, "legitamate question about VW 1880-O Vam 2 page".

That is how a 1921-s ended up in your 1880-O discussion... Maybe let this, brief, 21-s encounter drift off into the Annals of Time...It is fun though, this Vam thing. Thank you all. *I will add to this post if ok.

[UNCLE BINGO]

You should start one , I won't be much help . There are many here that may chime in . The only other thing I know about the 21's is that I don't have that Zerbe die pair. I know cause I looked .... twice

[Mhomei]

Uncle Bingo
PM Sent

I have pulled my V2 series

1 Hamilton D1 official
1 Hill D2 official
1 Hill D3 unofficial
1 Hill D4 unofficial
2 2B1
2 2B2

[UNCLE BINGO]

PMl answered . Thank you very much for taking the time to look into this BTW . That means something, and I really appreciate it.