Breen-5704

A google search does not bring up much...only a reference to the Zerbe proof and I do not think that is what I have.

ok, I looked it up and I do not believe it is a zerbe proof coin,but it is either a VAM-1, VAM-3, VAM-12 or VAM-13. It will have 17 berries in the wreath and 3,12 and 13 have tripling on the Reverse, so if it has tripling features you know its one of those 3 VAM's. If you can post some pictures we have a resident 1921 Expert that will be able to tell you just about everything you want to know about your coin

well I don';t think its a VAM-13, I can't see if it has an y doubling on the right stars like the VAM-12 so that is a possibility I guess. A VAM-1 would be a Zerbe Proof and even though I am not saying this is not one I would need pictures straight on instead of an angle and would need to see the stars better (especially on the right side of the date) to either confirm or eliminate a VAM-12

Breen 5704 describes the 17-berry D1 reverse generally - it does not specify any particular VAM or variety of that reverse. So, this coin could be any one of the large number of known D1 VAMs. I don't see any standout features of a known VAM; chances are a pretty minute examination of the coin would be necessary to figure the variety. Either way, it's almost certainly not an added-value VAM. With that said, much clearer pics would be required.

Knowing the general mushiness of 1921 strikes, I don't think AU55 is out of the question for this coin.