1921 Morgan... Rotated Die?... VAM-3fn?

Interesting. If that dot is unique to 3FN, then you've nailed it. You're venturing into Scribbling Scratches here, though, so it's imperative that you match your scribbles as accurately as possible to the plate coin's.

The polished areas you're seeing are likely feed finger polishing. The feed fingers of the press don't retract cleanly, rather scraping against the die sometimes, and impart a smooth surface to the die which is then struck into the coin. These are a little outboard of the normal - they're usually found in ST and OF - but are seen here too. It took a lot of presses to strike this many 1921's, and one can reasonably expect design variances in stuff like this.

I'm interested in what appears to be going on between the eagle's left wing and the denticles. We might be able to add some pickups to the variety with it. Also, the crack through the neck which is somewhat unique for Morgans. That'd be a good "smoking gun" for this variety, or maybe the feature which allows us to consolidate this with another VAM. One thing to always be looking out for with 1921's, due to the scribbles, is the chance to consolidate a VAM listing.

MS64?

OK, let me see what I can do with this.

The rotation is quite common. Mentionable, but probably not added-value.

That neck crack is typical of Peace dollars but rather odd on a Morgan. There are a couple with such cracks but it's atypical.

Thanks SD Let me know what I can do about vw on my end with this one and the alligator. I haven't broched being a contributor to vw yet... That's next semester! lol