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1902-O Morgan....curious date I think its VAM-31A
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What's up with the 2 in 1902
It doesn't look like post mint damage to me.
Stefanie

It doesn't look like post mint damage to me.
Stefanie
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<< <i>Die chip. That happens often on the 1902 coinage. Leroy doesn't list it as a variety without there being something else to list. This one has a near date, might be VAM 22. Look at the mintmark position to see if the O is tilted to the left. >>
Thanks for the help
There does appear to be a clashed letter at the neck. Looks like a G or maybe another letter?
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I have/had one also... I just sold it a couple days ago.
would have wondered why and noticed it again!
bob
What do you think?
Stefanie
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Stefanie
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