I am asking for assistance in determining if this 1882 Morgan is indeed an EDS example of VAM-28, DOT ON 2. I have included photos of the main areas of interest as per VAM World. If I understand correctly, EDS examples are rare. Anytime I see the word "rare" referring to a coin, I get excited. MDS & LDS examples the gorges between entitles below the left stars are not prominent. They are quite so on this example. The lack of doubling inside the ear as well as no die crack from the R in DOLLAR to the star would also suggest this is an EDS. According to the information provided, as of late 2020 only a few EDS examples have been identified. If this checks out to be an EDS example, what do you suggest as the next course of action, attribution, grading? Would it be worth my while?
Looks good to me for an EDS VAM-28. I think John, (messydesk on VAMWorld) is recognized by most of the TPG's now and sending it to him (VSS), and getting him to label it and send you the paperwork to send in to TPG would be a good move, he is very inexpensive. Let's see what others suggest as I do not send in many coins.
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