Digital coin art?

Yay? Nay?

 

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That is the most vivid natural toning i have ever seen. That would be worth 10 G's on ebay.

 

can you please find an avatar and stick with it for awhile? I think you've changed it about 5 times in the last week! LOL
Let's see how many I can remember:
1. a wheat cent, graded by NGC.
2. some old gold coin.
3. an awkward pic of a dog
4. a seated lib quarter, blue background
5. a seated lib quarter, pink background
6. a war nickel
7. a V nickel
8. a Merc
9. a close up of the fasces on the rev. of a Merc
10. a closeup of the V nickel
11. the top part of a toned Merc
12. the coin described in this thread
I'm kidding. I don't care what your avatar is.

 

The proper way to answer might just be: "Oh, that's such a colorful representation of a Mercury Dime. What ever made you decide to create this?".

People are such bullies on the interwebs, aren't they?

(silence)

 

It looks cleaned to me.

(wait for it...)

 

It's his account - He's free to do with it what he wishes, that is, as long as it's appropriate.

You can't ridicule someone because they like change.

-Brian

 

nay

That is not art, it is an abomination.

 

I'm thinking NT all the way.... most likely an older coin album.....

 

I was thinking Pop Art. As in, Andy Warhol Mercury Dime.

Christian

 

Nay, here, too. A couple of clicks of the mouse and voila.... something that looks like it was made with a couple of clicks of the mouse.

 

I don't think there's anything wrong with that, just think it's kind of funny.

 

I think I figured it out!

 

I like it. But I like orphan coins anyway. There's a rub
on the wing. Don't see it?

Down here they call that Art Deco.

 

There's so much brightness I need to squint. I'M GOING BLIND

Interesting avatar btw

 

Looks over dipped in something... maybe those old pails of slime we got as kids?

 

And on Coin Talk we call that Art Detecto.

 

The digital atomic dime.