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1921 Morgan Double Sided Die Crack

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H E L P. I'm new with coin errors and a new to this forum. Was going over some odds and ends and found this 1921 Morgan. It appears to have Die Cracks on both sides. Is this possible? Am I correct?

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You are correct, die cracks are quite common on Morgans, especially the progressive circumferential cracks linking the peripheral devices.
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1921 morgans were pounded out by the millions squared. Dies were used not to the point of failure but to the point that they just about literally exploded. This is why 1921's can almost be VAM attributed soley on their crack placements. Something not afforded to other years
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to CCF. It looks like you have a nice example of VAM-39A. Check out this link and enjoy! http://www.vamworld.com/1921-P+VAM-39A
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Thanks to all of you and thanks for the universal WELCOME. If I'm going to get involved in Morgan and Peach dollars I better hop over to Amazon and get a VAM encyclopedia.
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Peach dollars, I think that's the official currency of Georgia lol.

Seriously though, be warNed that morgan and peace VAM identification is an extreemly addicting facet of numismatics if you get bit by the bug so be carefull and tread lightly... or go full force

The book you want is called "The encyclopedia of morgan and Peace dollars" by Leroy Van Allen and George Mallis. ( VAM is an acronym for Van Allen-Mallis) the guys who started the whole thing and authors of the book I mentioned above
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Here's the book... and the "others who bought this also bought" books are ones to get too imho

http://www.amazon.com/Comprehensive...p/0966016823
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