Nope! $1.48 for return postage and a case files against him to recover the restocking fee. Why he insists of fighting it escapes me.
Your pictures are kind of hard to interpolate, but I would guess 65, 50, 55. You might try looking here...
It is raised, so it is not a nick. I would guess it is a scratch rather than a die crack.
Do we have ESP? Give us some info. What is your camera? Nearly every one I have read about has a white balance.
You have got to set your white balance and get a larger picture. I suspect that you are showing some luster, but until you get that balance it is...
I have played with one and only one camera, but it work with that one.
A better question might be "did he come back yet?"
Not at all disagreeing with Doug, but with my camera (the only one I have ever played with), I find more light shows the luster better. i.e....
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Most everyone getting better scores. I still cannot believe how well everyone is doing. Can anyone tell me if you are learning my coins or...
NGC slabs do not sow the luster as well as PCGS. I am thinking that these pictures and the 49- from PCGS show about the same luster. It is not....
You guys nailed these 2. Are my pictures getting better or are you just limiting your guesses to what you think I own? Lots of luster....
Far, far from it.
I am going to close this and http://www.cointalk.com/t149662/ tonight.
I am going to close this and http://www.cointalk.com/t149664/ tonight.
I saw what you are talking about. I am nearly positive that is not from whizzing. I assumed that it was from his pictures.
You can tell if it has been whizzed because the surfaces are covered with many tiny scratches. I do not think this had been whizzed. You...
They also don't have nearly half the coin with good detail and half almost nonexistent, some of the coin with a rim and most without a rim.
I am still guessing it is the planchet. Mike or Jim might show up with another idea.
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