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NEW '21-P, '21-D + '78 7/8

TWODOGSTWODOGS Posts: 1,419
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I just found these at my local coin shop. Pretty cool, I think.

1921-P

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1921-D

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1878-7/8 TF, VAM 41a, LDS. (Very nice clashed "In" imprint in front of Liberty's neck. My pictures suck, though.

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J.C.
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  • DorkGirlDorkGirl Posts: 9,994 ✭✭✭
    I agree....they are really coolimageimage
    Becky
  • 1921obsession1921obsession Posts: 559 ✭
    Is the Philly a VAM-41? Kinda tough from the pics, but the vertical striations resemble my examples. I like the nice late state of the Denver coin. What shape are they in? The VAM-2B isn't very common in MS.
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  • TWODOGSTWODOGS Posts: 1,419


    << <i>Is the Philly a VAM-41? Kinda tough from the pics, but the vertical striations resemble my examples. I like the nice late state of the Denver coin. What shape are they in? The VAM-2B isn't very common in MS. >>

    I believe it is a 41. It's an AU. The 21-D, "M" with the diebreak is also an AU.
    J.C.
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  • nuckleheadnucklehead Posts: 1,500 ✭
    Hi Twodogs, nice coins and great photos.
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  • hiyosilverhiyosilver Posts: 1,216


    Yo T.D.


    Nice pics and some cool VAM's!image

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  • DUIGUYDUIGUY Posts: 7,252 ✭✭✭
    Love overdates !! image
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  • messydeskmessydesk Posts: 19,956 ✭✭✭✭✭
    The 41A with clash is known as 41C, and also has clashed wing feathers below Liberty's jaw. 41 with a clash is 41B. Two totally different obverse dies, but Leroy chose to leave the numbers as they are. I like the 21-D!
    John
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  • woodwalkerwoodwalker Posts: 297 ✭
    Great finds! I've gotta get a good camera.

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