I haven't even looked at one of these 2021. The coin does look a little off. What gives this one away? Edit: I see both have the same cert number.;)
The lighting on the cell needs a different back ground. Otherwise I get too much yellow tint in the photos. I have never used a post processing...
Interesting, got any 3rd side photos?
I am the oldest boy, I got blamed and in trouble for things I didn't even do.
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I am staying out of this one, as I am too lazy to research it... Carry On!
Yeah, I have seen it before, The were all BU coins, not all w/crack. Your first photo shows it going over the rim. It's not one I let go. I would...
It is a small date too!
Ps that spot on the E rev. need to be dealt with.
I think that I have found the sweet spot of the camera, tones and lighting set up. Cell photos [ATTACH] [ATTACH] DSLR [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have both saved for when I have a little extra money, I would really like a scope next though. Thanks for the Tips. I appreciate them.
Good one!
You never know, it's a very cool "Abraded Die"
The ones that are circulated are graded 50, 53,55, and 58. Unless you were just calling it perfect;)
If there's one, I am sure there is another. These kind of variety's haven't been thoroughly explored yet, were still writing the book.
Looks like one of mine. I bought around 75 P,D,S Souvenir sets from Bruce up in Arvada. I turned a bunch into the bank for cash.
Your getting some better photos I see. From the photos I don't see much wear, but that bit pvc contamination on the reverse needs to be taken...
Definitely not the same as nickels, But I get ya. When that happens just don't forget CT when May and June come rolling round.
Very cool! I like that pastel blue patina.
Yes, as the surfaces were polished to extend die life and remove errors, they also remove details from the lower relief areas of the devices. Very...
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