Please take a look at these two images and tell me if either of these is a wide or narrow 'AM'. The first image is a 1998 LMC. The second image is a 1988 LMC. Thank you for your thoughts!
The correct term is "Close AM". The first coin is a close AM (CLAM) and the second wide (WAM). Congrats on finding the 98 WAM!
Wouldn't a 1988 CAM be impossible? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the transitional errors should be limited to 1992.... right?
OK, so the 1988 is a CLAM and the 1998 is a WAM... I am finding it difficult to see the 'wide' in the 1998. The spaces between the other letters appears to be just as wide as the distance between the 'A' and the 'M.' What kind of premium is there for the 1998 WAM? I think I am confused?????
Please excuse the horrible pictures, I did them in a hurry. The first pictures are of the 1988: These next pictures are of the 1998
I know this sounds wierd, but good. At least now I don't think I am going crazy. Sorry for the confusion
Here it is: 1959-1991 P,D,S - Wide AM 1992, 1992 D - should be Wide AM, very rare with Close AM 1992 S - Wide AM 1993, 1993 D, 1993 S - Close AM 1994-1997 P,D - Close AM 1994-1997 S - Wide AM 1998-2000 P,D - should be Close AM, very rare with Wide AM 1998-1999 S - should be Wide AM, very rare with Close AM 2001-2008 P,D - Close AM 2000-2008 S - Wide AM Since you mentioned 1988: All 1988s (P,D,S) should have the reverse of 88 All 1989s (P,D,S) should have the reverse of 89 Some 1988s (P,D) have the reverse of 89
@jcakcoin I think there is an error in this list, but correct me if I'm wrong. "1998-2000 P,D - should be Close AM, very rare with Wide AM"... ...implies that there are rare 1998-2000 D Wide AM's, but I only thought that the rare Wide AM's came from Philly during these years?