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New Member
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If it is a ''Far Left Yoke'' ... It is the second know... so no, I have no extra ;)
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New Member
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Anybody has this variety... it is hard to classify in this time... Suggestions ?
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New Member
Canada
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I've just receive the confirmation by email from M. Blais and this is The Left far Yoke variety :) Put this in your note book !
The second known !
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Heh, I'll bite my tongue here. Trust your own eyes, and use Ken Potter's website for the 1974 hub doubled yoke varieties. Cownick's post was all the confirmation you needed.
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The only book whit all the varieties is the MK Blais one. His sources is Ken Potter. I dont know why you angry whit him, mabe good reason, mabe not... But we have the same clues :) This is the email I receive; Stephane, Yes! That's the one. Looks like there are two known now. You have a very rare coin. I will have to update me book. Below is a link for this coin -- look at VCR#16. http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/...llarVars.htm Michael Blais It looks like a good answer by my side... :) |
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I know of at least 5 of that specific variety. Yours is the 6th (that I am aware of, there are undoubtedly more). Unfortunately for me, none of the owners are willing to part with them.
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New Member
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6 different double Yoke ? Potter have 5... miss one there
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New Member
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I'm really sorry... 6 on Potter website... I miss the chubby one... My bad
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New Member
Canada
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Yoke #1 Far left = VCR#16/DDR#16
Yoke #2 Left = VCR#2/DDR#2
Yoke #2 RD = VCR#5/DDR#5
Yoke #3 Center = 1974 $1 VCR#1
Yoke #4 Stubby = VCR#4/DDR#4
Yoke #5 Right = VCR#3/DDR#3
Thats the way he describe the yoke's
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No, 6 coins exactly like the one you first pictured, VCR#16 (not a population of two, as was suggested).
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I'm sure of that :) probably more too... but rare
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Pillar of the Community
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This is a zombie thread, but I don't see the point of a new one (correct me if I'm wrong), but I just found a VCR16 - what's the current situation regarding scarcity?
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"Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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