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VAM help please. 1878 P 7 TF Long Nock
I thought I knew the 1878 P VAMs.
This coin has doubled nostril. Strong doubling on E, PLUB. Stars doubled left and right. Take a look at the spike on the first 8 of the date, I haven't seen this one before.
This is the 7 TF long nock reverse. The reverse is pretty standard no obvious defects present. Suggestions?
Look at the bottom of the nostril, and at the E

DOUBLED 1, 8 with spike on top of 8

Strongly Doubled LIBERTY

Standard 7 TF long nock reverse
This coin has doubled nostril. Strong doubling on E, PLUB. Stars doubled left and right. Take a look at the spike on the first 8 of the date, I haven't seen this one before.
This is the 7 TF long nock reverse. The reverse is pretty standard no obvious defects present. Suggestions?
Look at the bottom of the nostril, and at the E

DOUBLED 1, 8 with spike on top of 8

Strongly Doubled LIBERTY

Standard 7 TF long nock reverse
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editted to addvam 83 - II/I 11 18 doubled at top right with 1 set high
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I just received Leroy Van Allen's 1878 P 7 TF Attribution Guide (as well as some other literature) and the photos in the update and yours are spitting images of each other in regards to the "18" in the date. The strong doubling in LIBERTY is also apparent in the decription for coins having the II/I reimpressed die obverse.
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