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WOW, I can only imagine how beautiful that coin is in hand!

 

The reverse just sparkles. I just wish I could have captured all the colors at one time. Even Phil didn't have much luck.

Here is the TrueView

 

I like your photo better, it seems to show the luster more!

 

I second. :thumb:

 

what is the best lighting to use taking pictures of toned coins all mine come out the same color like yellow when the coin is a light green color or a goldish color

 

My latest "mullet man" from Kryptonite.

 

What did that one go for?

 

$72.00

 

Not bad, that thing looks awesome.

 

Boy, oh boy was this a tough coin to photograph! I'm not completely content with how the images below came out, but I doubt I'll ever be able to perfect 'em, so they'll have to do for now.

Anyways, this is a neat O.101 R3 - overdate 1817/3, and probably the most dramatic overdate in the series. It's housed in an OGH and displays some very colorful album toning!

I've never been a fan of toning on circulated coins, let alone Bust halves - I like them as brown as they come - but when I saw this one, I figured it'd be a fun way to spice up my Registry... Plus, the price was right.

Sorry... lots of pics.



-Brian

 

:thumb:Very nice Brian!!!

 

I agree, that is a super nice bustie and some wonderful color as well!!

 

Another one from Kryptonite.

 

A Kryptonite rainbow mullet man coming soon to my house.

 

SO MANY PRETTY COINS!! hahaha Personally I really love a silver coin with nice golden-reddish toning around the peripherals!
but most toning is pretty attractive. Toning makes a coin sexy hahaha