Would you say this 1992 cent follows the close AM design ? And why.

emeraldATV

Please explain your answer, ok.
I need to get a handle on the facts, is the reason I'm asking. Thanks !

Greenstang

That is a WAM
Do not go by the distance between the A & M, There are two other areas that are much easier to distinguish the differences
On the word STATES, if the A is centered between the two T's, it is a WAM. If the A is closer to the right T, it is a CAM.
\Also if the initials FG are close to the memorial, it is a WAM. If they are further away, it is a CAM.

emeraldATV

Thanks for the reply.
I never knew about the A in states.
I should just go by the distance of the int. and forget about the style of the G ?
( Reason is, the strike of the G could warp the 1/64 th image on top of the G's finger or even give off a false shadow)
Then use the other factors as confirmation if in place ?

Greenstang

I usually look at the A in STATES first and then confirm with the distance of the initials from the memorial. No need to really look at the G, the photo is just to show the different styles.

emeraldATV

Just for giggles or who knows if this carried any further.
I found this a few days ago. What a quadinkeedink, right ?

Greenstang

Not sure what a “quadenkeedink” is but it is another WAM.