1883 O Morgan Vam help...

I do have about 4 or 5 more 83 O's to look at but tonight I may try some 84 O's Stay tuned

 

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Scroll down the page about half way for Terry's e-mail address right below the pictures of the tool.

http://www.vamworld.com/clashed+dies

Chris

 

The 84-O VAM-6 Top 100 is another that I sold through Shane. It was cool, too!

Chris

 

Thanks Chris that will be a huge asset . I have about 100-150 Morgans . At one time probably 5 times that many.
I've never been a collector of them even though I had quite a few. Digging out and starting to enjoy the varieties .
Must confess that there have been a few I wish I never let go......one that comes to mind is an 1879 cc in ms 65 nicely toned. But like they say ya can't take them with you.....

 

Booked marked that goodie

 

I got the tool more than 10 years ago, and it has been a HUGE help not only for clashes but die rotation, too!

Chris

 

Have to say this as a school kid I hated research I liked discovering new far off places and knowledge but hated to research . I am sitting in the family room now feet up . Looking to my left a snack table with about 23 books on it.Looking to the right an end table under the lamp....another six books. In my office well it's not a pretty sight . Now a days I love digging finding the answers .
In fact yesterday I got a question from a customer of mine. I will admit it had me on the ropes as I didn't want to put anything in writing as this was truly a jump ball. Well by 9 am this morning I found an answer that yeah I would put in writing . And contacted her and gave her the answer well one that covered both the bases and my butt.

 

But was the Internet around when you were a kid?

 

Regarding the OP coin, try VAM 59. Not positive, though.

 

My first calculator was a pair of sandals that way you had ten toes to use after you ran out of fingers.
Internet....ha in 1960 a computer was the size of a small town.
I did have a 2 "that's" TWO Transistor radio.

 

I'm thinking it may be a VAM 39. A close up of the date would confirm or dispel this.

 

And I do appreciate that very much. Hopefully I'll find a few minutes to image it and a few other recent picks.

 

My son call it the Stone age....

 

If you're talking the op 83 O no it's not a mpd. I checked that out the first go round with the scope.

 

Well for some it was.......

 

Rock Got me through it Too.
Caveman