1921 S Missing Tail Feathers VAM 1e?

I'm not familiar with 1921 varieties, but it appears the reverse die was polished to remove damage from a die clash event.

Here is the VAM that I think matches the error on this one.

http://www.vamworld.com/1921-S+VAM-1E

I'm posting from my phone, so possibly not seeing important details.

First: 1921 Morgan production was driven by Pittman Act pressure; only 1889-P mintages reach the production levels of any of the three 1921 mints. They pushed these dies *hard,* and polishing was one way to maximize the life of a die. 1921's with incomplete tailfeathers are neither unusual nor more than a small detail in any known VAM; one could imagine die states of any given 1921 VAM to have more or less tailfeather detail, understanding it could also be a hub detail.

VAM-1E is characterized by reverse putting similar to the 1897 we've just discussed. Maybe a die state exists without that pitting, but it needs to have it to be 1E. Especially with 1921's, die pairs will probably always be an inexact science.

Still trying to see whether or not this is a VAM. So far no luck, so I am wondering if it could be a variety that's not listed. Is it possible?

Thanks for the suggestions. I think my dad may have a special setting on his camera. For now, I'll assume it's a regular Morgan. It could be a few days since I'm away in college and my collection is back home.

I was throwing $1500 worth of specialized photographic equipment at it. It had better be clear.

Canon T2i, on a custom-built bellows rig with a Rodenstock 75mm copying lens.