The die cracks - which should be the first stop for anyone new to attributing 1921's - rule out VAM-3C immediately. The reason to avoid having to depend on doubling unless you have to is, there is so_much similar doubling on 1921's that it's virtually impossible to tell many of them apart factoring die wear.
However, yours has a smoking-gun die crack setup which allows attribution just from the 1921-P D2 Die Crack page: VAM-68. It's up to you to determine whether or not it has the beveled field at OF qualifying it for VAM-68A. That's difficult to photograph.
However, yours has a smoking-gun die crack setup which allows attribution just from the 1921-P D2 Die Crack page: VAM-68. It's up to you to determine whether or not it has the beveled field at OF qualifying it for VAM-68A. That's difficult to photograph.




























