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1880-CC varieties
15 years 6 months ago - 15 years 6 months ago #60
by Belayoff
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Replied by Belayoff on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
I'm seriously impressed --- what are the characteristics of a GSA coin that are recognizable enough that you can pick one out that's floating around raw?
Is this the GSA/VAM that you are referring to?
Off Belay
Is this the GSA/VAM that you are referring to?
Off Belay
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Last edit: 15 years 6 months ago by Belayoff. Reason: Initial photo submission too large.
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15 years 6 months ago #61
by Garryn
Replied by Garryn on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
I can't read the label, Off Belay. Is the VAM number on the label?
If you are asking how can you recognize a coin that was cracked out of a GSA holder if it is not encapsulated, I dont think you can. I was just saying that all three of my 80-CC's are virtually identical in appearance.
If you are asking how can you recognize a coin that was cracked out of a GSA holder if it is not encapsulated, I dont think you can. I was just saying that all three of my 80-CC's are virtually identical in appearance.
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15 years 6 months ago #62
by Garryn
Replied by Garryn on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
Roger, do you have photos for your article? You can use mine if you need them.
Garry
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15 years 6 months ago #63
by Belayoff
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Replied by Belayoff on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
Garryn,
Sorry about that...the lable says;
1880 CC Rev of 78 $1
GSA HOARD
MS 64
(NGC holder number)
Thx...Belayoff
Sorry about that...the lable says;
1880 CC Rev of 78 $1
GSA HOARD
MS 64
(NGC holder number)
Thx...Belayoff
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15 years 6 months ago #64
by Garryn
Replied by Garryn on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
I think that the one you have pictured, Belayoff, might be the VAM 7 or 7A, which is what Mitchell said in an earlier post is more difficult to find in high grade. Is that yours? The only 3 on the 1880-CC page on vamworld that have 1878 reverses are the VAM 4, 7 and 7A. Do you see a dash under the second 8?
www.vamworld.com/1880-CC+VAMs
What do you think Mitchell?
www.vamworld.com/1880-CC+VAMs
What do you think Mitchell?
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15 years 6 months ago #66
by mitchell
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Replied by mitchell on topic Re:1880-CC varieties
The coin appears to be a VAM4, you can see the 7 and 9 under the 8 and 0 respectively. I'd have to have a close-up of the date to be sure.
The VAM7 coin has a clear date without any evidence of the 7 and the 9. Instead, you have to diagnose the coin with the dash underneath underneath the second 8 of date.
[url] www.vamworld.com/1880-CC+VAM-7 [/url]
Mitchell
The VAM7 coin has a clear date without any evidence of the 7 and the 9. Instead, you have to diagnose the coin with the dash underneath underneath the second 8 of date.
[url] www.vamworld.com/1880-CC+VAM-7 [/url]
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