Vam thread

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Here's one of my Goldfishes...

 

Next up is a VAM-24B2.. A clashed '21 with letter transfer, Whatttt?

 

That is pretty awesome @Dave Waterstraat !
How many 21s would it take to find another clash like that? Ive never found one. I usually go straight for the 21s 1st when im rifling thru the Morgan melt bin

 

I'm always flipping through the '21 listings on ebay. Something about that blind squirrel I guess...

 

If my job didnt entail driving a 20-30 ton truck, i would be on there, making a list, checking it twice myself. Ive never cherried off the internet, but i have attributed a few CT Morgans, so theres that i guess. That internet vamming is a good skill to possess for sure.
One of these days, i would like to become a greased up, fine tuned, machine like you!

 

Fine tuned - lol, I'm more like that early '70-s big block with a radical cam shaft that sounds like it's going to shake apart at idle...

 

Hell, i thought you were the big 10-4 gear with the Georgia overdrive @Dave Waterstraat

 

How about some Hank and some Willie

 

Bump..... why?? Im on a 3 day bender ofcourse.... like you couldnt tell @green18
Play us one on the old juke box huh???

 

Weekend is ALMOST OH so close.....



Dad WILL be taking the big long union break
Oh yes..... Is it Friday yet??

 

Back to Vams heavy, how about a Thorn Head...

 

How about a "Cap Band Gouge"? This one seems to get no love and it's actually pretty significant.

 

And if you really want to get up close and personal with the gouge....

 

1890-O VAM 10 comet

 

Still havent picked up a thornhead, but i did score one of those cap band gouge.....
At the time it was THE largest obverse gouge in the whole series iirc. Wonder why ita not popular or as hyped as one would think.
Thats a really nice example

 

It gets my love...

 

How about one of the funky feather birds, Dragon Scales.

 

Oh yes! I found one of those recently. It even has the break at the E like yours.