1882 CC VAM

Tough call based on smaller images. The doubling you see in the lettering, I think, is a form of Machine Doubling; it's not an indicator of any specific VAM. Attributing 1882-CC starts with the date and mint mark orientation. There are only a few die pars known, as befits a mintage of just over one million. I'm going to theorize.

I *think* I see the characteristic displaced top of a 1 under the first 8, and the cluttered inside of the mint mark, indicative of the VAM-2 series. I *don't* see any clashing, particularly the lip counterclashing characteristic of the 2C variants. So, I'm tentatively calling this VAM-2A2.

As regards grade, the images are a bit too small and the obverse toning tends to obfuscate. I will say this much, though: It's nice. If you force me, I lean "strong MS64" on it.