1904-O VAM-4B?

Date on this one is too close by about half a denticle than the B4. It had me going for a second though on first glance

Plus the mm on a 4b is set and drunkenly tilted right, this one is centered and slightly tilted left

The Cud matches 35b..but none of the die markers are present. I'll look at it more closely when I get off work.

At the very first glance I see subtle hints of a clash on both faces which is rotated markedly counterclockwise. A light dot under the neck; a little light line extending up from the wing, and in conjunction with the unmistakable 35B Cud the attribution isn't difficult. It's worth pretty close research once in hand, because I think you're going to see a Mint State coin. Where the collar Cud occurs in the grand scheme of die progression is relevant, and looking at die crack progression while the Cud forms can offer a hint as to how long the collar lasted once it broke to form the Cud. It would draw attention in any collection. Fun coin.