Now this is a hammered coin dripping w/luster worthy of a green bean

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Beautiful

 

Lovely barber quarter there. Pop 1/31 with only 7 higher and some of that may be resubmitts anyway

 

Another gorgeous 1916 qtr.

 

I am not sure what you are trying to prove here?
@cc fanetic have you ever tried to Photo an extremely lustrous coin?
If so flash back to your younger years, it isn't easy.
I like the indifference of both, one is blast white, and to achieve this, is harder than caring for a toned example.

 

Nice coins but the images don't show how nice they really are.

 

I'm not trying to prove anything. I am posting coins I feel are not properly graded, & coins I feel otherwise.

Others' opinion may be different & that's fine w/me.

have you ever tried to Photo an extremely lustrous coin?

Yes here are a few that I shot w/my cell phone:

 

I hope you find yourself, in many a class, on market grading.
I am sure that, I am not seeing your Point!

 

I'm doing fine just the way I am.

 

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I am posting & commenting on coins I like & don't like.

Where are you posting, if any??

 

did you take a few seconds to look at the coins I shot?
If yes, any critique?

 

I have more to post....but....

 

I have to edit out the comments after I saw your post on the 1915 Barber Quarter you bought.
Based on that, you're way out of my league in coin collecting.

I have coins & sold coins that you can only dream about.

 

Really. You have to go there? Maybe you should spend some time learning how to take images. Start with learning what white balance is.

 

Let's see them

 

So another smart a** appears out of no where. Dude I never claimed I was a pro taking pics.
You never made a mistake in shooting pics?
I see you're from ATS. So take your sarcasm back there w/ the others.

 

...and yes I have to go there. I'll go another step. I probably bought & sold coins that you dream about. How's that for sarcasm?

Have you ever owned a run of ms cc morgans, 300+ gsa cc dollars (sold to John McIntosh & gsaguy), 10 ms63 1892-CC Morgan dollars (sold to pq dollars).

 

Proof you were a part of that?

 

No I owned 100% of those coins & TRE sold all but one for me.
Next?