No need to look for the die markers on that one...
I always look for the bunny ears in the R if the date and mint mark positions match.
This VAM is known for a weak strike.1883-O VAM-63A [ATTACH] Edit to add reverse crop [ATTACH]
I think INS may have had it at MS65PL. It is a very nice looking example and a great piece of numismatic history in that photo cert.
Well deserved! Congrats Jack!!!:)
Not sure if I should comment yet but here goes ;), It appears flat shelf like but appears to increase the size of the letters so I'm going to...
Another forum I belong to does not have the "like" button for that exact reason. The forum Dad would rather people post than just click a button.
It would be an interesting factoid. I've seen a few mint reports posted on VAMworld2 that listed the number of obverse and reverse dies used. Here...
They are actually back manufacturing albums. https://www.danscousa.com/
Doug gave me a time out once. Does that count?:rolleyes:
VF-35 straight grade.
Here's an NGC graded example that looks very close....
I think it just misses 67 so I went MS66. It would be a high end 66.
Damn click bait!!!
Here is the obverse image from the listing. [ATTACH]
The important question is what grit is it?
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I'm thinking source coin and counterfeit as well.
63* 64
I'm at MS66.
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