1886 VAM-20 doubled date, look below the 1 and inside the lower loop of the 6 1889-O look for crumbled left obverse stars, clashes (esp on a slanted date) 1897 two pitted reverse, one is below the tail feathers (6A) and one is through the N of ONE (3A) 1884 doubled ear 1921 pitted reverses, wide reeding, noticeable die breaks
There are plenty of others for these dates but the rest are pretty common with premiums evaporating. Both 1897 VAMs are among those too.
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1921, A, B, C, D, E ???
You have 5, plain P-mint, 1921 Morgans?
I was taking pics of obv/rev and I wanted it to be easy to distinguish between duplicate 1921's for example.
My wife is anal, it may be rubbing off. LOL
1886 - Line in 6/thru M, Doubled Arrows
1889-O - Oval MM, Clashed E, Doubled Date
1897 - Pitted Reverse
1884 -Small/Large Dot
1921- Wide Reeding, Pitted Reverse
1921-D - Tru_t variety, Capped R
To name a few....Good luck
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<< <i>1886 VAM-20, and look for die breaks (large chunks of extra metal) on all 1921 coins. >>
Could those be on the obverse on Libert's neck?
<< <i>So that 1921-D is actually just your fourth 1921 coin? >>
Upon further review I do have a 1921 D LOL
It is pictured in the 1921 A LOL
1889-O look for crumbled left obverse stars, clashes (esp on a slanted date)
1897 two pitted reverse, one is below the tail feathers (6A) and one is through the N of ONE (3A)
1884 doubled ear
1921 pitted reverses, wide reeding, noticeable die breaks
There are plenty of others for these dates but the rest are pretty common with premiums evaporating. Both 1897 VAMs are among those too.
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