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 Is this 1921-s a VAM ? there is a Cud by one of the stars. And it look 2-3 stars look d/d Image Insert: Image Insert: Image Insert: Image Insert: Image Insert: Here is some better pictures Image Insert: Image Insert: maybe this will help I know it has 1 VAM 1h chip below left star. but can a morgan have more the 1 vam Image:  VAM morgan-21-s.jpg 78.92 KB Image Insert: Edited by amac44
07/29/2006 10:27 am
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Forum Mom
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My book doesn't show any VAMs for the 1921S.
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Pillar of the Community
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Oh SuperDave the master of 1921 VAM's, where are you? |
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Hi Amac
any way to get full pics of the coin ,,Obverse and Reverse ?
Rick
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There are PLENTY of 1921-S VAM's but unfortunately I dont know what they are, and you would have to take more pictures specifically of the whole Obverse and Reverse and they need to be pretty good pictures also so they can see details that may be doubled or die cracks on the coin and stuff like that |
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Originally posted by fengk
Oh SuperDave the master of 1921 VAM's, where are you?
Who, me?  I don't know of any broken-star VAM's on 1921-S coins. The majority of 1921-S obverse VAM's are either polishing lines, or doubling/tripling, most commonly on the left side stars and date. Amacs44, can you give the coin a closer going-over (the magnification your detail pics are at should be enough) for doubled features? The doubling will be towards the rim. |
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I will leave this one to the master of 21's because they are definately a whole different world from what I collect
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amacs, I gotta defer to Bryan and Dave on this since I'm not a VAM collector (with exceptions). 1921 Morgans are in a league of their own due to their numbers. With any high mintage, there are likely to be many more varieties than other issues. Whether these varieties are significant or obvious enough to become described VAMs is up to the VAM collectors and describers. Alternatively, with so many varieties and high mintage, the potential is there for new VAMs to be described. Fred |
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Nice 21 VAM I should check mine out its P I think hmm actually I haven't looked at my 21 collection in a while!! |
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Posted 07/27/2006 11:42 am
