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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zekeguzz, post: 1380449, member: 15455&quot;]Hey Merc Crazy. That 1999 WAM spacing is the widest I&#039;ve ever seen. You could drive a semi through it and have room to spare on each side--------LOL.</p><p>As for any additional info for , Forthekids, or Joshua M on recognizing and identifying 1998, 1999, 2000 WAMs.&nbsp; It takes lots and lots and lots of practice</p><p>looking at these years. You&#039;ll get to know almost instantly looking at the cent in your fingertips whether it is one or not.</p><p>And while in this this learning process your heart will jump when you think you&#039;ve found another 1999 WAM.&nbsp; That&#039;s the</p><p>fun of it because we&#039;ve all been there many times only to prove to ourselves--nope not this time---again.</p><p>You&#039;ll see the worn dies which can cause the space, tiny as it is, but it&#039;s there making you heart flutter. Also the spacing differences of the &#039;FG&#039; initials, again due to die variations and wear and tear, can start you shaking.&nbsp; So enjoy it.&nbsp; Use a nice 10X loupe or scope to help you easily verify your findings without going blind.</p><p>But the &#039;G&#039; in the initials is the keY. That&#039;s what I look for first. All told I&#039;ve 12 98WAM&#039;s, 11 2000WAMs, and two 99 WAMS ONE BEING ms65 red found in 2009.&nbsp; They&#039;re much scacer now.&nbsp; Much good luck.&nbsp; zeke[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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