I hit the jackpot on VAMs!

I went to McBride's here in Austin Wednesday and yesterday. They have 5 big boxes of Morgans in 2X2's (at least 100 coins/box), and I went through them over the two days. Here's what I found:
1886 VAM-1G
1889 VAM-7A
1884-O VAM-32A
1884-O VAM-23A
1881-S VAM-8
1883-O VAM-1D
1884-O VAM-7A
1921-D VAM-10A
All of these coins were nice- with the exception of a couple of 58's they are in the 63-64 range. I will say this was great fun, and hats off to VAMWorld- I couldn't have attributed these without that great site. A question for the VAM experts- are any of these particularly rare or desirable? Some of them were R5-R6 on VAMWorld, but there was no other data...
--Christian
1886 VAM-1G
1889 VAM-7A
1884-O VAM-32A
1884-O VAM-23A
1881-S VAM-8
1883-O VAM-1D
1884-O VAM-7A
1921-D VAM-10A
All of these coins were nice- with the exception of a couple of 58's they are in the 63-64 range. I will say this was great fun, and hats off to VAMWorld- I couldn't have attributed these without that great site. A question for the VAM experts- are any of these particularly rare or desirable? Some of them were R5-R6 on VAMWorld, but there was no other data...
--Christian
You Suck! Awarded 6/2008- 1901-O Micro O Morgan, 8/2008- 1878 VAM-123 Morgan, 9/2022 1888-O VAM-1B3 H8 Morgan | Senior Regional Representative- ANACS Coin Grading. Posted opinions on coins are my own, and are not an official ANACS opinion.
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Herb
<< <i>1886 VAM-1G
1889 VAM-7A
1884-O VAM-32A
1884-O VAM-23A
1881-S VAM-8
1883-O VAM-1D
1884-O VAM-7A
1921-D VAM-10A >>
Nice group. That '21-D 10A is one that many people don't know to look for because it was discovered after Rob published his book. I hoarded the '83-O 1D and seemed to get MS62 almost all the time until I found an MS65DMPL. It's another one that should be followed more and is not at all common.
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