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1881-CC Morgan... This Oughta' Be A VAM...

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 Posted 09/15/2007  9:25 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Bottleguy to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
But it isn't, yet......

With this kind of doubling, there should be a VAM listed for this 1881-CC. I've looked at a few others and some have it, most don't.

Maybe it's just machine-doubling, but it sure looks like the guy who punched the letters into a master die got a little "heavy handed".

Whadda' ya' think?

Thanks,

Rick

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 Posted 09/15/2007  9:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bryan1315 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
First of all Every Morgan is a VAM even if it is a VAM-1 (normal coin made with normal dies) and I really don't see any split serifs or anything on your coin so I am thinking what you are actually seeing would be considered Machine Doubling or die fatigue or something that happens with normal dies here is an example of a VAM-70 with doubling and as you can see the split serifs very clearly



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Hi Bottleguy

I agree with Bryan,, your coin would be considered a LDS and the doubling is a result of Die Deterioration .

at least that is my opinion on it .

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1881-CC-Morgan...-This-Oughta'-Be-A-VAM...

Very nice 1878-P!!


Thanks for the pic, Bryan! I see what you mean by "Split Serifs"!

Back to the drawing board,

Rick
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