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It may just be the angle shot of the coin..but if it's determined the coin is a 92 by the height of the 2, then the 2 I'm looking at in the picture seems so far above the standard 2 in 1992.
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 Lightened picture a little. Check out Lincolns bow tie, it changed to the blunt end and bottom in 1993. Appears to have taken a hit, but not the two point style. |
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Here is a 92 proof and you can see that the 2 is quite high compared to the 9.  |
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Thanks for all of your replies.
To:MorgansRmine
I was intrigued with your reply but did not have a clear understanding. So according to the bow tie what would you have guessed. In person the majority of the people I asked say it is a two. Thank you
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Check the tie. If is has two separate points on the right side bottom, 1992, if not 1997.  1997  1992 |
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Thanks MorgansRmine. Upon further inspection even though the bow has taken a hit like you said it appears to be a 1992. I would not ever have seen the difference in the bow tie if not for your information. So if I have it graded by ANACS will they determine the year? Once again thanks for all of your response
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Don't forget to check the back for a Close AM or CAM in "AMERICA". The A and M should be touching or almost touching. |
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Looks like a 92 to my untrained eye
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after reading some of these posts it makes me wounder. I have seen a few 92's in my own hand that looked to be closer than normal(normal being a lager seperation between the A and M) but seeing how they wernt touching nor was there a large seperation I didnt think them to be special so I just through them off to the side. so I'm woundering is there a mininum distance the A and M must have in order to be considered a CAM?
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Very generally speaking: There is a visible difference between WAMs and CAMs. Another marker is the designer's initials at the east base of the memorial. WAM: initials close. CAM: initials farther away. It's easy to see the differences when you compare years with standard WAMs and CAMs. Edited by j_h_s
05/14/2010 06:52 am
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I also thinks it's a 1992...
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