Posted 02/17/2015 1:15 pm
This looks to be a B1 Reverse. Difficult to tell from the image as the vital area below DOLLAR is unclear, but if it's a B1 it can't be VAM-5 which is the B2 Reverse. In 1922, only the VAM-1 series, 39, 40 & 46 are B1. We'd need to see the whole coin in detail to attribute it. It should be noted that clashing isn't a qualification for VAM designation on its' own, and not all varieties which have clashed examples are recorded. So, the clashing on this coin might not be an aid to attribution.
