1900-O / CC Morgan Dollar

Appreciate you. Someone else told me it could be a VAM-11, but you're saying VAM-7. What's the difference between them?

Repeat, with your post, it was not clear if you are just looking for confirmation regarding VAM or for a coin assessment regarding grade.

if you are just looking for VAM confirmation then your post should be in the VAM forum and the admin can move you post there.

https://goccf.com/f/129

I'm having trouble trying to find what the exact VAM is, but I've ruled out any of the O/CC's. Can someone who's an expert on VAMS help me out a little?

Sorry for any confusion, I show my coins on this site for a number of reasons.
1. To share these with everyone else who might enjoy them like I do.
2. In the hopes I learn more about what I have but more so to learn more about coins in general.
Again, I apologize if I posted in the wrong thread or forum, just trying to see what others have to say or know about the coin. Ill upload the pic of more up close of the date shortly once I get back home.

Here's those up close and/or better photos. Let me know if you guys want different ones or if these work for ya.

I'm having a hard time nailing this one down. Since you have the coin in hand, it will be easier for you to check markers on listings. To help, yours would appear to be a C3 reverse and would either fall under "normal" date or "normal slanted date", maybe see if any of these particular listings stand out.

ADDED: Just wanted to add that I really liked the "privately made" options at the very bottom of the date position page, because the date positions matched really well but could not find any matching markers.

Reverse Comp. https://vamworld.com/wiki/C4-C4C3-C3_Comps

Date Position. https://vamworld.com/wiki/1900-O_Dates

I'm not 100% sure because of the circulation wear and the minute details of the VAM-66. The date placement and mm location look pretty good though and it's the correct C3 reverse. That's why I said the OP may be able to see something with the coin in hand.

I would like to raise VAM-31c as a possible contender: https://vamworld.com/wiki/1900-O_VAM-31C
The images being taken of the coin at an angle and not straight on distort the picture and give the mintmark the illusion of a slightly left tilt which was really confusing the hell out of me. In the image it still has this quality so pay more attention to the distance of the wreath and MM than MM orientation.
Im not 100% on this one.
The pre-clashed die version of this die isn't listed on vamworld as far as I can tell.