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1886-P VAM-1A1

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1886 (P) Dollar VAM Variety error coin
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1886
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A TOP 100 MORGAN VAM, the 1886-P Morgan Dollar VAM-1A1 is one of the most sought-after and widely recognized varieties in the entire Morgan Dollar series. The classification is VAM-1A1 III2 1 · C3a: Line in 6, Clashed Obverse In and st. The obverse is a clashed die with two distinct transferred reverse elements: a faint incuse I and a nearly full incuse n from the word "In" of the reverse motto appear next to Liberty's neck, and a faint partial incuse st from "Trust" appears in the right hair vee. The combination of the Line in 6 feature and the clearly clashed obverse impressions makes VAM-1A1 highly identifiable and actively sought across all grade levels. Discovered by Mark Kimpton in January 2005, VAM-1A1 occupies the coveted Top 100 position that collectors track as a set-completion milestone within the Morgan Dollar variety hobby. Struck in 90% silver, the 1886-P Morgan Dollar was produced in large quantities at the Philadelphia Mint under George T. Morgan's iconic design. The Top 100 designation reflects the variety's combination of visual appeal, collectibility, and significance within the Van Allen-Mallis classification catalog.

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