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Kevin, highly doubtful. Your pictures, while clear, are way to close to tell much. A complete picture of the reverse would really help. The 3 feathers you show on the right side of the coin, actually left wing appear closer to the Vam-9. Vam-11 would be the discovery of the decade. Look forward to seeing more pictures.
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Check out VAMs 14.1 and 14.10, they have the same reverse. Now you have to look at the obverses to see which of the two you have. In 8tf there is no VAM 11.
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here is the best I can do with out micscope 
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yes its got the marks of the 14.1 and also has the marks of vam2.a the clash its got alot of things on it. 
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Clashed, so concentrate on 14.1A. Do you have the crack in the bonnet?
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yes it has the one by the eye 
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heres another clash 
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theres also doubleing on the leafs around the cotton balls
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and eagles beek 
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Your 8TF is VAM 14.1, unless you can easily detect clashed letters in front of Liberty's neck, which would qualify it as VAM 14.1A.
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