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Enjoy Toned Coins

Hi Lee-

I very much appreciate the time you spent showing me your Wisconsin Commemoratives - they are stunning, in all aspects! I "liked" them before, but you've presented them in a jaw-dropping fashion... I'll check out your Pinnacle site after the holidays; thank you for that as well.

It's a pleasure meeting you. Merry Christmas and all the best from Waukesha!

-Lionel

Hi Tom. Thanks for the compliment. The lens is more important than the camera. Practice is important also. I've taken thousands of shot's. I prefer two 13W OTT-LITES for imaging. White balance is important too. Gotta have a Copy Stand also and make sure it is level. Mark Goodman has a book on coin photography that is a super reference work. Hope this was helpful.

Happy New Year,

Lee

Very nice Coin in your Coins In Old Holders post. Also equally astounding is the photo. I know light setup in this photo is a major component but what else did you use to make such a well defined image?

Thanks in advance for any information you can share as I am always looking to better my skills.

Tom