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We all have coins that are gorgeous. but we sort of forget about them since there are so many others to look at. I just happened to see this photo...
Paul - I especially like the 1927. The toning really brings out the sculptural elements of the coin.
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You might try placing a small reflector on the side away from the window to kick some light back onto the coin from the opposite side from the...
Very nice! You have captured the detail and 3D feel really well. I will share, too. The top picture is through the scuffed holder, which had...
I like the overall great strike. In some cases, the strong steps seem to come at the expense of somewhere (or everywhere) else. This coin is...
This did not get a FB designation. I’ve seen worse coins, so I trust myself on this one, not the TPG. This is one of my early animations. I...
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Everybody is really asking: Does he have more bags like this? How do I get one?
I wanted to see these two a bit better, so I went ahead and edited the photo. It then seemed a shame to just keep it to myself. [ATTACH]
Great explanation! For those, like me, who were a bit slow catching on, the stock would be thinner, like a dime, but the punch would still be...
How about some proofs a century apart. 1979 are Type I and Type II, although I cannot remember what distinguishes the two types! [ATTACH]...
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