A slightly different direction here. A fake featured in Numismatic News 4 years ago titled "Some Coins Ask For A Closer Look". Took the CAD...
Four 1909-S VDB posted in a thread on Cointalk - Before I Buy. VDB-004[ATTACH]
I disagree - a type is attributed to an intentional modification to a coin's design. Such as redesigning the mound on the Buffalo Nickel....
64, 35
Import the coin image into CAD then bring the CAD drawing into the work space. Do all my manipulation to the CAD drawing. Resizing, rotating and...
Some more simple analyzing of 1909-S VDB-001 using the CAD drawing The mintmark intersected .06 inches to the left of the "9" (refer to post...
Some simple analyzing of 1909-S VDB-001 using the CAD drawing The width of the "9" in the image = .63 inches The length of the "9" in the image =...
Could include the following CAD drawing[ATTACH]
Well here are my results - as it stands at this time. I redid the overlays (several times) - tightened up the mintmark target squares. Out of the...
Took the image of the 1909-S VDB die that indicated as a miss and squared in the mintmark placement in my CAD. Then took the previous four...
[ATTACH]
Removed the mintmark from my emulated 1909 -S VDB [ATTACH] dies leaving just the box as the target. Also changed the colors.
New rendering for MMS-001.[ATTACH]
[ATTACH] That is why I titled this thread ALPHA TESTING - new in-progress rendering of MMS-001 attached. But it still doesn't change that the...
This is the tracing of the "S" mintmark I used to emulate the mintmark in my drawings. Not an absolute perfect tracing - I know.[ATTACH]
My axes are vertical and horizontal in relation to the date in my CAD renderings. If the date is not square and straight in the image then my axes...
Here are the results of the 4 S-VDB overlay with my emulated die drawings. There appears to be a problem with die #2. Either I did not emulate the...
My CAD is not with me at this time - when I get home tonight, I'll overlay my VDB drawings onto the image provided by RLM. Using low resolution...
Using TurboCad, I created two separate drawings. The 1st drawing is a tracing of the date “1909”. The 2nd drawing is a tracing of San Francisco...
Breakage is set by State Law and benefits neither the consumer or merchant because the State claims it.
Separate names with a comma.
