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Yes. I move the lights to where color from another area shows. It usually will take 3-4 separate photos. Since the coin position hasn’t changed I...
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Since my main focus is in toned coins, primarily copper, the ultimate goal is bringing out color. I would need to look through the photos to find...
It is an axial type setup but instead of the one centered light hitting the glass I also use two other light straight down at near 10 and 2. Plus...
I’ve tried a few different types of axial lighting, including a hybrid of sorts. Most results were unsatisfactory. I have also tried several...
My biggest complaint is the limitations the slab causes with both color and proof coins. You can only pinpoint the light so close to the coin...
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This is subtle but it has an area that is toning lighter, maybe even eventually towards the silver side. [IMG] And this has turned silvery on...
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In browsing through this thread I see @gbroke’s postings. He was such a prolific poster and nothing since 2017.
I don’t see any diagnostics for the 1913. The rims aren’t sharply squared and the detail not sharp compared to the MPL’s. It’s a very nice...
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I don’t believe that type of toning is part of the craze as you say. I love toners, but that type is not on my radar in any sense of the word.
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