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WOW! Thanks SuperDave! I did not want you to spend time on writing a novel! But thanks for that! (info) (It is Greatly appreciated)! That is great! I really needed the info on scanning. I will check into everything you outlined! The scanning tends to show doubling when in fact their is none (Have to learn to rotate). I have now a lot to look into. Does Heritage require a subscription to look into the info you found? Also is their equipment that I can get to show details at the 40-60X that is not a child's toy?

PS To all that I may have offended (Please again accept my apology!)

Sincerely Jeff

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 Posted 07/06/2010  10:38 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add aladinslamp to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
1904-0......from the Mint mark location, "O" set right, only VAM 7 comes into play.....
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 Posted 07/07/2010  01:10 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jeffreyice1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
PS Superdave, I would be glade to send you the coins (At my expense both ways for your review)!

Jeff
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Thank You, SuperDave for the informative post, I enjoyed reading it I learned a lot. Personally am not interested in delving that far into the minituae of Morgans until I have filled at least half of my Dansco 7178 & 7179...after 40 yrs. collecting approx. half way there....too many other goodies to collect also, just recently finished Roosevelts & Franklins, cheers, billy
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 Posted 07/07/2010  12:27 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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PS Superdave, I would be glade to send you the coins (At my expense both ways for your review)!


I'd love to but frankly, I'm not going to be able to do a whole lot more for you than I already have. I lack the optics to do the study properly. If you'd like them imaged, I'd be happy to; I can photograph them with sufficient accuracy to satisfy insurance requirements, but not to attribute.

To answer your specific questions: Heritage membership is free. Just register. No guarantees your wallet will remain safe once you see how much is offered there.

It will take a decent microscope to get images of sufficient accuracy to properly attribute VAM's. CCF member b17commander uses a Brunel microscope to achieve truly excellent results; his MX3 model runs about US$200 plus the attachment for a camera (should you wish). That is about as inexpensive as it gets for a 'scope of any real quality - one is at the very top of my toy list and will be my next investment.

Keep one thing in mind, though. The coins you've presented here are nice, but do not, and likely never will, have any additional value because of their variety. This investment on your part, both in time and in money, will probably only be an intellectual exercise in the majority of cases. Only you can decide if this investment is worth it.
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