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'''Reverse D2a–''' Small die break from the top left of M in AMERICA extending to left halfway to A top.<br /> | '''Reverse D2a–''' Small die break from the top left of M in AMERICA extending to left halfway to A top.<br /> | ||
Fine die scratches in various directions on over polished tail feathers around eagle’s right leg, between eagle’s left wing and body and in middle of both wings. ''Die marker -'' Long vertical die scratch in middle of tail feathers between eagle's legs.<br /> | Fine die scratches in various directions on over polished tail feathers around eagle’s right leg, between eagle’s left wing and body and in middle of both wings. ''Die marker -'' Long vertical die scratch in middle of tail feathers between eagle's legs.<br /> | ||
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'''Comments''':<br /> | '''Comments''':<br /> | ||
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'''Threads:'''<br /> | '''Threads:'''<br /> | ||
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Please note that there is an amazingly similar die crack in the same shape as the die break on the VAM-1AR coin. If you have what looks like a VAM-1L early die state, be sure to check the diagnostic cracks on the [[1921-D VAM-1AR|VAM-1AR]] to be certain of the attribution. One key to distinguishing a VAM-1L coin from [[1921-D VAM-1AR|VAM-1AR]] is the slightly upward curving crack between the IC of AMERICA.<br /> | Please note that there is an amazingly similar die crack in the same shape as the die break on the VAM-1AR coin. If you have what looks like a VAM-1L early die state, be sure to check the diagnostic cracks on the [[1921-D VAM-1AR|VAM-1AR]] to be certain of the attribution. One key to distinguishing a VAM-1L coin from [[1921-D VAM-1AR|VAM-1AR]] is the slightly upward curving crack between the IC of AMERICA.<br /> | ||
[[image:1921d_vam1l.jpg]]<br /> | [[image:1921d_vam1l.jpg]]<br /> | ||
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[[image:iw09-21d-v1L1-3-9-15.jpg]]<br /> | [[image:iw09-21d-v1L1-3-9-15.jpg]]<br /> | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 23 March 2020
1921-D VAM-1L1 Die Break AM
Discovered by Michael Fey, May 2000. Revised 2008
1L1 IV 1 · D2a (Die Break AM, Scribbling Die Scratches) (189) I-2 R-5
Reverse D2a– Small die break from the top left of M in AMERICA extending to left halfway to A top.
Fine die scratches in various directions on over polished tail feathers around eagle’s right leg, between eagle’s left wing and body and in middle of both wings. Die marker - Long vertical die scratch in middle of tail feathers between eagle's legs.
Comments:
1. The VAM-1L variety has one of the nicer breaks in the 1921-D grouping. There is a significant die break emerging from the top left side of the M in AMERICA, running to the left toward the neighboring A. Look at the size of the break coming off the M!
Threads:
LVA Plate Photos:
Additional Photos:
Please note that there is an amazingly similar die crack in the same shape as the die break on the VAM-1AR coin. If you have what looks like a VAM-1L early die state, be sure to check the diagnostic cracks on the VAM-1AR to be certain of the attribution. One key to distinguishing a VAM-1L coin from VAM-1AR is the slightly upward curving crack between the IC of AMERICA.
Full Coin Photos
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