Guess the grade and comments welcome - grade revealed

I know zero about Morgan VAM's and wanted to check with the experts on the board if this was anything special.
General opinions on the coin and it's grade are welcome. PCGS said MS62DMPL.


Here's one attempting to show it's mirrors. I've taken about 50 images trying to show this but it's proving harder to capture on camera than I imagined. This is the best I've got so far.
General opinions on the coin and it's grade are welcome. PCGS said MS62DMPL.


Here's one attempting to show it's mirrors. I've taken about 50 images trying to show this but it's proving harder to capture on camera than I imagined. This is the best I've got so far.

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So, if no "special" vam, then you have VAM 1. But, a truly nice looking coin.
Here is the link to VAMworld for the date. My discovery coin is VAM 53.
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Edited to add: 62DMPL?
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looks like a strong 64 to me...
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<< <i>Any doubling on the date (check the bottom inside of the 3 and bottom outside of 1st 8)? >>
Couldn't see any on the 3 but there is on the bottom outside of the first 8. Here are close ups of the 8.
<< <i>PCGS graded this coin MS62DMPL. Good job messydesk.
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<< <i>Any doubling on the date (check the bottom inside of the 3 and bottom outside of 1st 8)? >>
Couldn't see any on the 3 but there is on the bottom outside of the first 8. Here are close ups of the 8.
The doubling on the 3 should actually look like an extra spur of metal. Anyway, now that I don't have my book in front of me, I'm going to say it's VAM 25, since I remember seeing a picture of the 8 that looked like that. I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader currently close to a VAM book to say, "no, that's the VAM 26," if necessary. VAM 12 has a normal obverse.
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