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1884-O PCGS MS62 - VAM-7A
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500

1884-P PCGS MS63 - VAM-1B
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500

1886-P PCGS MS64 - VAM-6
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/250

1888-P PCGS MS64+ - VAM-11A
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/1000

1890-P PCGS MS63 - VAM-1B
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500.

1898-O PCGS MS63 - VAM-13A
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500 (Obverse) and 1/400 (Reverse)

1900-O RAW COIN - VAM-15A Single Clashed Version
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500

1900-O RAW COIN - VAM-15A Double Clashed Version
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• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500

1900-O RAW COIN - VAM-35A Single Clashed Version
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• The coin photographed above has a unique feature; die file lines radiate from the interior of the E of UNITED and into the Rim above D. I reviewed images of hundreds of VAM-35As and found none that contained this feature.
• The VAM-35A comes in a Double Clashed version as well.
• Aperture was set at 5.6.
• ISO was set at 100.
• Shutter Speed was set at 1/500