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    84O Morgan Clash

    This Morgan has clashes on both the obverse and reverse. Here's pictures of one clash from each side. The Reverse also shows a lip, chin, neck and a huge V from Hair line at top/inside of right wreath. There looks to be slight doubling on the Bonnet as well. Is there a premium for a high grade Morgan with so many clear Clash marks?
    This one is Graded MS65+ by NGC W/Green CAC Bean. No Vam Attribution on the label. I checked on VAM World but couldn't find one with that had all of these clashes on the same coin. (Rare Die Combination perhaps?)

    My question is......Can anyone tell which VAM this is?



    Thanks,

    Mike
    Last edited by mikew148; 02-14-2012, 02:05 AM.
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    I think I found the VAM....Looks like an EDS 23A. Does not have the die break over cap that is found in late die state.

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