Post your photoshopped coins!

Post your photoshopped coins! They can be edited in any way, but be sure to add a disclaimer that actually altering a date or mintmark on a coin is illegal.

WARNING: Only do this with Photoshop or some other image editing program. Actually altering dates and mintmarks is illegal.

 

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I've seen people post some 2013 nickels that they edited to 1913.

 

Do filters, cropping, etc. count? lol I think those would mostly fall under the realm of "sound" practice, despite the fact that they may be edited via PS, Gimp, etc. Conversely, adding or subtracting "matter" as opposed to lighting or cropping would be a different story. In the example shown in the original post, I see that as "ok" to do on an eBay listing as long as the original non-PS'd pic is included, too, though I wouldn't do that.

Anyway, I don't recall PS coins on eBay besides the addition of arrows to point out where the seller is claiming the errors are. Those are plentiful even on, esp. on the Errors forum, so I won't post those pics.

 

A couple I did a while back while playing around. Not real.

 

This image has been altered!

 

Not a real coin, a photoshopped image

 

Where's the chain on the reverse?

 

Not a mint trial with a typo:

 

This one's not real, but 1/2 Real.

When you see it...

 

Did this one in 2000. Lincoln cent with Y2K error.

 

Did you make that out of a 1990?

 

The mint did not scrap plans for a 1995 Abe Vigoda commemorative upon finding out that he was actually still alive.

 

I think so.

 

You guys crack me up.........

 

Pretty much all of my pictures get run through the shop...

This one, however, is NOT photoshopped, except for a circle crop:

 

Haha, that is briliant!

 

ugliest coin ever

 

Not my images, but these are from an ebay dealer who seems to work on his coins to make them look "nice". The first is his worked up image of the full coin, then the second is cropped from his image of the slab, which appears to be un-modified.