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Stay in High Country Fred...it'll be weather shock!
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So Ben,how long you going to keep us in suspense?  |
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Originally posted by TLS5933
So Ben,how long you going to keep us in suspense?
Well, Fred wanted me to wait a day or two for the other Morganphiles to take a gander. I reckon I'll reveal the grade & VAM tomorrow. Take Care Ben |
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Don't know about the VAM, but I think the grade is EF40. I'd like to see a little more breast feather detail and less obverse wear to go higher. |
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Gosh, I'm so used to New Orleans coins and 1921's that it's tough to grade one that was well-struck! Although I tend to lean towards Susan on strict grade, methinks it'll be found in an ANACS EF45 holder. I don't know if I'm seeing the hair as clearly as it could be; perhaps there's more hair there than meets the eye. I believe it's a VAM-5 High 9, but I could be wrong. That's the most likely candidate VAM that would be offered for visual identification with pics of this size. |
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Ready for a SHOCK!!! [:0] AU-55, 1889-S/S ~ VAM-7 (Good Job TLS  ) Take Care Ben  Edited by Bonedigger
08/02/2006 12:30 pm
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TLS5933, got the bug yet?  |
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wow unfortunately the results were posted before I could reply, but I would go Vf only no maybe ef etc and vams I have no Idea, Just starting to get interested in them. saving the money for a book on them now, even a used older one will give me some insight
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Originally posted by scoutjim99
wow unfortunately the results were posted before I could reply, but I would go Vf only no maybe ef etc and vams I have no Idea, Just starting to get interested in them. saving the money for a book on them now, even a used older one will give me some insight
Why get a book? Here are a couple of GREAT links. http://www.vamlink.com/http://68.209.172.223/vamupdate/index.htmTake Care Ben |
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good info thanks, I haved saved in my FAv's. but I still need the hooked on phonics in your face version, thanks
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Edited by Bryan1315
08/02/2006 5:07 pm
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Originally posted by Bryan1315
also vamworld has alot of VAM pictures and descriptions uploaded (I have uploaded a bunch on there myself) here is the link to it http://vamworld.wikispaces.com/
Thank You, I've got it bookmarked. Much Appreciated Ben |
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And thusly, ANACS' reputation and credibility takes another blow. Fortunately, it's in an old-style small ANACS slab, but there's no way this Morgan would ever approach AU if it were submitted to PCGS today. Again, I can't say how ANACS would grade it if it were resubmitted; the new administration has yet to prove which way it's gonna go on Morgan grading. This example also illustrates why ANACS slabs go for considerably less on the market. We can only hope that ANACS has grown more conservative with its new leadership and location.
Fred
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