1909 VDB Lincoln Cent animation complete...

For those that have seen the obverse already, now you get to see the reverse. For those that have not seen the obverse, please take a look. I welcome all comments or suggestions.

The obverse is a composite of 115 Images and the reverse is a composite of 131. This is a process I look forward to perfecting.

 

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very nicely done.

 

Just as an FYI, these are a slideshow on my phone (and probably tablets).

 

I'm on an LG tablet and they are working as gifs.


I hope this could become a thing on ebay. It would be so much easier to buy a coin

 

It's hard enough to get sellers to include a usable picture of the coin as it is..

 

Nice job! It looks like a hurricane in clockwise motion. Is it possible to change it to counterclockwise motion? It would make a nice "tool" for a weather forecaster.

Chris

 

That's true.

However, I've gotten some good coins from ebay sellers who have taken a picture of 90% dining room table and 10% coin

 

Really neat idea!!! Jet Lee, I would love to have u animate a few of my Morgan toners, after I get over my fear of sending my PREEEEEESSSCCCIIIIOOOOUUUSSSS to someone else who might not wanna give them back

 

Cool, almost had a flashback. Those were different, better times.
Good idea Justin

 

Have you tried doing a 360° view?

 

I don't know if it would help me with my ability to grade the coin but I love the way it shows different views. It is just busy and I can't study it but I can't quit looking at it either.


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Hey, that's really neat !

 

You should patent that... call it "Psychodelic Abe" or something like that ;-)

It's cool. I like it. I can't stop watching it either...

 

RCA tablet here and it's as it should be

 

I watched a video of a similar technique recently with some guys imaging some aincient coins. Not sure if you did the same process, but the results are similar.

 

WOAH!!!!! I had no clue that there were so many different die varities!

 

Just curious, what phone are you viewing it on? My iPhone 5s Display's it correctly.

 

It can be implemented into eBay, it would just have to be embedded in the item description, and not part of the standard images.

 

Hahaha!!! I'd love to do it for other people, I just need to get the process streamlined to make it economically feasible. Right now it takes quite a bit of time to shoot these. But I've got a plan and hopefully I can write a script that will help automate a lot of it.

 

Not sure what you mean? Like flipping the coin?