1904-O VAM 28A PCGS 65PL

prudden1 · November 14, 2009 12:50PM

Okay,I'm pretty sure this is the VAM 28A.The so-call "trigger".It has the clashed "G" of the 28A and 32. The best diagnoses point I think is the 10 degree reverse rotation correct?The pictures I took are kinda dark but the coin also shows the single die polish mark under the "A" ,the crescent shaped clash by the upper left wing etc. She's not very photogenic especially with the roller marks on the chin. My question is,does PCGS recognize this VAM?Could I have it put on a new label if I sent it in?And I haven't seen a pop report on this but some guy on the bay says his NGC 64PL is top/pop for NGC. Pretty sure NGC doesn't recognize this vam. How would I get this validated?You know most potential buyer won't believe it unless it's on the slab. This is the link to VAMworld.

http://www.vamworld.com/1904-O+VAM-28A

blu62vette · November 14, 2009 1:05PM

I have seen 65 and 66 DMPLS of that VAM it is a very common one in PL and DMPL

here is a old pic of mine, and I looked and have a photo of a NGC66 DMPL also.

PCGS does not attribute them.

prudden1 · November 14, 2009 2:29PM

Thanks,I wasn't sure if PCGS would attribute these.I know they aren't all that rare,but I did see that an MS 65 PL sold for $500.00.

HighRelief · November 14, 2009 3:12PM

Anacs will grade the 28A Clashed Die, I have seen a few on Teletrade before. I sure would like to see PCGS grade the Top 50 Clashed Dies in which the 28A happens to be one of.

Todd did great job of photograpfing this one for me using a close up picture of the Clashed G "trigger" in the front of the neck.

prudden1 · November 14, 2009 6:49PM

Nice looking coins.DMPL'a and Pl's are my favorites along with indian cents.

1904-O VAM 28A PCGS 65PL

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