I revisited a slab I've had in my collection for some time now
ibzman350
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This slab got me to thinking about another extinct slab I own, so I decided
to take another look.
Can't say I really agree with the grade.
Since itza 21 morgan I pulled out the loop to have a closer look. The obverse didn't show anything of interest so I flip the slab and
VAM.........................there it was. I bought the coin in March of 07 and just now figured out the VAM number.
My pics make it hard to see. The clue is at the arrows end, specifically the center arrow end.
I'll post a close pic in a little while.
Herb
to take another look.
Can't say I really agree with the grade.
Since itza 21 morgan I pulled out the loop to have a closer look. The obverse didn't show anything of interest so I flip the slab and
VAM.........................there it was. I bought the coin in March of 07 and just now figured out the VAM number.
My pics make it hard to see. The clue is at the arrows end, specifically the center arrow end.
I'll post a close pic in a little while.
Herb
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Don't know the VAM
bob
PS: a solid 64 and maybe a 65.
<< <i>Should PCGS do something like this with TrueView photos? >>
maybe a small pic on the back of the lable??
Herb
Herb