In addition to the inheritance lot I've been assembling a large inventory of my own for about 8 years and feel vams are one area with lots of growth in the coin market. Many vam dollars have only a handful known to exist and the registries sets keep growing. With limited supplies and an ever growing demand this is a very safe venue to invest in the coin market. Add the fact that they are up to 130 years old, one of the most collected U.S. coins in the world and the fact that vam varieties are rare, it only makes them more collectible. If you are interested in VAMs go to VAMWORLD and click on the home page.

Please use the pics to carefully examine coins for dents, dings, scratches, flaws, cleanings and wear, then grade for yourself, for I'm not a professional coin grader and can only give my opinion of a grade. I try to take the best picture I can, so you can make the best buying decision. I usually try to take coins out of holders, unless professionally graded, for the picture so you can see the coin without any obstructions. Please remember that sometimes the coin maybe lighter or darker when you receive it, due to lighting variations. Any questions, I will gladly answer.