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I can see the crack hes talking about from my first pic I posted.
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Pillar of the Community
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Oh heck, I didn't know that you could blow up the picture just by clicking on it.
So, if the obverse is indeed that of 82, what about the reverse Gene? Can you match it?
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VAM 82 supporting pictures...his date, note the notched 1 and first doubled star, and the die cracks  Vamworld Image of the B which is seen in his phycodelic photo.. 
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GOLLY what big peepers you have  all the better to see you with my dear!  ..Yes I think I can see the reverse cracks that match VAM 82 I will see if I can catch them and post them or ask for one more photo.. |
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Its hard to see his die cracks from the photo's provided, but I can see them, so instead of enlarging his photo's. I will post the appropriate cracks that they can confirm....  note also the die cracks are finger prints....the die cracks from the wing to the "S" in states and also the die cracks from the the S to the T in states are conclusive... |
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Okay then.... Dancing fruit for Gene.... but just a few, (because you have only answered half of the OP's riddle, and are not done yet buddy)  Now for the most important thing about this alleged vam-82.... Quote:
what you guys think its worth. |
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The fields are just to chattery for me to believe it's a Mint State coin. Very little wear, though; we'll call it AU55-58. As such, it doesn't have a lot of added value for the VAM because they're available in Mint State and that's what the collectors are looking for. |
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I wasn't worried about the value, I wanted to know what you guys think I should have paid for it. Sorry if that wasn't clear. I bought it as a 1878 7TF Morgan. My coin guy doesn't really look at varieties.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I first thought it could be a VAM-86 from the "D" and the disconnected leaves (I guess I want to see good pictures of one of these so badly I am starting to overlook things), but after looking again I see the full nostril and VAM-82 is the Only B1 Reverse to have a full nostril
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Here's the nostril for ya   |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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New Member
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what do you think I should have paid for it?
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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oh man I am going to have to leave that one up to someone else because I am not sure what a lightly circulated VAM-82 would sell for. I do know that VAM-82 is one of the ones that when ever people see its a VAM-82 they usually pay a small premium for it
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Gene, You are IMO, right about the VAM, congrats.......  I just now noticed my posted reply on the 1st page, "WE" are getting better at guessing!!! Edited by Morgans Dad
01/09/2011 6:59 pm
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