Need help on VAM.....can't seem to find one similar...1922-D

AUandAG

Radial die break from R to V in trust.

Thanks,

bob

AUandAG

No one? maybe in the a.m.?





bob

AUandAG

Aw man, thought you guys were Johnny on the spot......



Nobody?



bob

messydesk

Die crack might not be big enough to have been cataloged. I didn't see it in a quick glance through the 22-D varieties. The area behind the hair bun, especially going through the Y, is a popular place for cracks.

kookoox10

The only close/similar type I've found is the 34-P VAM 1a, which is a Top 50. It possesses that same type of trajectory for the crack (they claim die scratch but I beg to differ) only this one occurs between 6 and 9 o'clock. Yours might be a new one that I would submit and it's a lot stronger and more eye appealing.

AUandAG

never submitted anything to anyone other than PCGS....just fill me in on the details...



thanks,

bob

kookoox10

Usually you would submit your images on Vamworld's forum. Leroy Van Allen is usually on there, and according to him, he prefers it that way (not sure why). He can help identify what you have and possibly consider it for inclusion as a new VAM. Hope this helps.

stash

Is that a collar clash under Peace ?
Here's an image of the clash .

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grip

Good eye. Looks to be on my puter.

oih82w8

I have heard that ANACS is the place to go for VAM attribution.

stash

Originally posted by: grip
Good eye. Looks to be on my puter.

I think that's the one ( Vam-2BP ) ....

messydesk

Originally posted by: kookoox10

Usually you would submit your images on Vamworld's forum. Leroy Van Allen is usually on there, and according to him, he prefers it that way (not sure why). He can help identify what you have and possibly consider it for inclusion as a new VAM. Hope this helps.

Leroy doesn't participate on VAMWorld. The established etiquette there, however is that people try to get opinions from other VAMWorld users before sending coins to Leroy to prevent him from being flooded with coins. The process is informal, but I think it works out quite well.

Originally posted by: stash

I think that's the one ( Vam-2BP ) ....

While I agree there seems to be a collar clash on the reverse similar to VAM 2BP, the obverse cracks are different. VAM 2BP specifically calls out a radial die crack from the rim through the 9 to the tip of the bust. The peripheral crack is also in a different place. There are other collar clashes listed for 1922-D (5 total), but I don't see a match to any of them. This is one I'd send to Leroy. Look to see if there's and doubling on the reverse olive branch and leaves, while you're at it. The procedure for what to do next is in a couple links in the "VAM Answers and Articles" section of the VAMWorld home page (scroll down).

Originallly posted by: oih82w8

I have heard that ANACS is the place to go for VAM attribution.

ANACS and I will attribute all VAMs. Contact me off-forum for details on the latter.

stash

I agree, send her away ......................................

AUandAG

Will see about sending it off. No doubling on olive leaves or branches.



Thanks all,



bob

LanceNewmanOCC

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brighten those images and i'll get you where you need to go.

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LanceNewmanOCC

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just an fyi a radial break starts at the rim and works its way toward the center.



doesnt really have to be perfectly straight but they usually are.



radial break = radius of a circle. i presume that is how they were named, aptly so.



i only say something because if you tell someone like me, a coin nerd and a vam nerd, radial break, im gonna be thinking something quite specific.



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