1921-D Morgan VAM-3A Wing Dot?

I think you are correct. It'll be interesting to see what PCGS graded this one. Nice pick by the way.

Here is a close-up of the wing tip;

(sellers image)


Here is the full slab;



Here is a PCGS attributed 1921-D VAM 3A which shares a lot of the characteristics as mine does...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/27102781189....m1423.l2649

I was thinking the same thing (in different words of course, nice phrase though!) when I saw it. Your expertise is very reassuring, SsuperDdave.

Every once in a while the tide rolls in ones favor.

This one is not going to be for sale anytime soon (knocking on wood)...unless something else comes along.

I am heavily considering sending this one in for "variety attribution" ($24 (per) + $12 Reholder fee (per) + $8 Handling fee, and she would not be going there alone). There is just something gnawing at me knowing that this is a (potential) VAM 3A and not seeing it on the slab insert.

I know, some folks would say to leave it alone, wasted money, etc...but my other VAM's are labeled as such.

I am kinda shallow like that SsuperDdave. Thanks!

I (like so many of us) like to play "show and tell" with family and friends with my coins (another reason to have them "entombed" in plastic) and the variation identifications on the labels usually stirs up questions and then I get to be the "coin nerd".