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I picked this 1926 up from eBay for $17.95. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I paid $104.50 for a 1925-S that was pretty well made, but dirty and dull. [ATTACH] I experimented with the distilled water / acetone /xylene...
I’m not perfectly happy with either of these 1925-D’s. But I am very, very close to it. Each has a flaw but the overall appearance and toning...
A nice 1925 can be found pretty easily. This was $30 on eBay. A full red coin is more valuable, but I actually like the look of a nice red-brown....
I guess they ran out of silver, so used gold for this one. [ATTACH]
This 1924-S was covered with something, possibly varnish, when I got it from eBay for $165. [ATTACH] It took me a few years to work up my...
@fiddlehead Voila! [ATTACH]
Here’s one way. Or maybe Mercury dimes? They would make it possible to step back to 1916. Then you could step across to some Barbers. [ATTACH]
I am unlikely to try to upgrade this 1924-D because I like the toning. Purchased raw at my local coin shop for $130. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Say what, now? What is that used for?
I was going to pop both of these in the mail for ya, so I taped them to a postcard. They are pretty darn heavy. On my way to the mailbox they tore...
This 1924 is another eBay purchase for $41. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
NGC Coin Explorer states that “Most 1923-S cents were coined from worn dies that displayed incomplete or distorted details.” The details are not...
Great coins! While the actual proofs are strongly cameoed. It’s a dramatically different look, but I like the way this satiny finish brings out...
If a coin could be insulted, this 1923 should be, having sold on eBay for $31.15. I don’t know if this is full red or would be red-brown, but I...
Even a superb condition cent that was coined for circulation does not have surfaces that are as mirror-like as a proof. As mentioned above,...
Well done, Rob. Have a great Thanksgiving. It seems you have the “giving” part down pat.
Today I’m up to 1922. I don’t collect any varieties, even if the 1922 No Mint Mark has had a slot in the albums since, like, forever. Since most...
Try this thread. It’s only about 4 pages. Animation and Coin Photography
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