All whom agree say yay.

I love the members opinions here, no matter how direct, how harsh or how insulting.
It's why I keep coming back. I like honesty. I also accept it. Tell me how horrible this is, I want you all to burn my coin, burn my photo and burn my grammar. View attachment 1384866 ... can sum one tell me if this is worth$? is a d an a double

Let it fly. You guys need it.

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

With those pix? No opinion from me, harsh or otherwise. Come on, clear, full frame, enlarged, decent lighting. You get the 'picture', right?

 

Not sure your photo is even good enough to burn.

 

Yeah my phone is old but it has double

 

So Good

 

? It’s a half dollar worth $0.50

 

double what?

 

Dubled died

 

50? That's profit

 

No one said yay yet. I'm disappointed. You are all not exercising your right to vote. I am a bit shamed and embarrassed.

 

It is the Blurry Variety.. rare and valuable

 

"All whom agree" is wrong. Does him agree? Does her agree? Nah. "He", "she", "who".

 

#1) you didn't choose an option to have a poll #2) seriously your photos were so bad, the only thing that could be determined is that it is a 50-cent piece. Try taking some photos by stabilizing your camera. Maybe like:

 

Can OP please tell us what he thinks he has? All that we know is its a very very common Kennedy half dollar.

 

Your phone doubled died? You dropped it off the Empire State Building into a swimming pool?

 

Wait a minute ! Who died ???
Was I this bad with photo's when I started ? Sure. So, why beat up the guy. He'll be gone soon and you all will still be here, I hope .

 

You have reminded me of the time in 2005 when I had joined the NGC Collectors Society. I was having trouble posting photos, so I started a thread asking for help. Everyone was telling me that I needed to post my images to a host service like Photobucket. I tried to explain that I hosted my own photos using ACDSee, and everyone didn't seem to be able to grasp my meaning.

I was about ready to give up when I received a PM from one of the members who gave me his telephone number so that we could talk privately in an attempt to rectify what I thought was a total impasse with the rest of the members. His name was Lou and he went by the username 3CN. Anyway, Lou spent about 30 minutes telling me what I needed to do before I finally understood how to adapt ACDSee to the Collectors Society protocol.

I'll never forget how Lou went out of his way to help me. Sadly, he is no longer with us. Rest in peace, Lou!