1923-D VAM-1AW
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Documented by Brian Raines in June 2006, VAM-1AW on the 1923-D Peace Dollar is classified II 1 · B2a, I-3 obverse rarity and R-6 reverse rarity — placing this reverse among the scarcest in the 1923-D Peace series. A substantial die crack originates at the denticles in the lower rear of Liberty's neck, runs through the T, R, and V of TRVST, continues above ST, and terminates in a wide raised field break above VST at the right rim. The breadth of that field break above VST is the most arresting feature and distinguishes VAM-1AW from other 1923-D crack varieties at a glance. The 1923-D Peace Dollar is a 90% silver Denver Mint issue. The Peace Dollar uses the motto TRVST. The R-6 reverse rarity makes VAM-1AW a notable find for Peace Dollar specialists. =#Top1923-D VAM-1AW Die Break Above VST= Discovered by Brian Raines, June 2006. 1AW II 1 · B2a (Die Break Above VST) I-3 R-6 Obverse II 1– Die crack from lower rear of neck thru TRV and above ST to right rim with wide break above VST. Comments: image:1923-D-VAM-1AW_Break_Above_ST.jpg 2 copyrighted© images below on loan to VAMworld courtesy of oldcollectorcoins from a coin of Brian Raines discovery coin 980px 980px PCGS MS61 Raw AU-50 http://www.collectors-society.com/registry/ngc/CensusDetail.aspx?IDCoins=xxxxx NGC Population for 19xx-x VAM-x MS TOP
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