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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rustywrenches, post: 1876070, member: 42938&quot;]Attached are several photos of a 1888 p Morgan silver dollar.</p><p>On the reverse are two minor die breaks at 12 &amp; 6 these seem common on these coins, but do they have a vam #</p><p>On the obverse the upper eye lid has what I think of as a stinger on the end of it but does this count as a vam and does it have a # ?</p><p>Same question for the upper lip ?</p><p>And the date 1888 has a clear and visible ghost date below the raised date is this a vam ?</p><p>On the reverse at AMERICA there is clear doubling at the bottom of the letters&nbsp; the lower serifs on the A are by far the easiest to see but is this machine doubling ? A worn die that caused this doubling or did this coin just slip in the collar and thus this doubling and the other doubling ?</p><p>And lastly is this coin set deeper than others same minting same coins ?</p><p>If there is a good place to find reference on the known vams on these Morgans please share.</p><p>Simply stated Vams are really just cataloged varieties and errors on Morgans is this correct ?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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