I shot a bunch of these a few weeks ago, though mine aren't errors, I do like the coin itself, so I threw it into the discussion. The whole lot...
Excellent. I'll drop by and say hello. Looking forward to it.
[ATTACH] A special thank you to Charles Euston for the opportunity to photograph this coin. One of the things I enjoy most about photographing...
Just a quick note to let everyone know I'll be at the ANA World's Fair of Money this August. If you're a CoinTalk member attending the show, I'd...
It looks like I'm making this too easy for you... This is the full image. The next one will be far more challenging. [ATTACH]
Here's another coin clue for those with a keen eye for detail. Name that coin! [ATTACH]
That's great. I look forward to dropping by to say hello. When you know, let me know what booth you're at. I'll be there all week at table 323, in...
I was scratching my head over that too.. I would have excepted copper, and I think if that's what I'd seen, I probably wouldn't have posted this...
You can mix Coke with rum, rye, or even vodka, just don't mix it with your coins. [ATTACH] I'm not a chemist, but I've heard that if you leave...
Great. I'll be there too. Are you there the whole week?
Thank you for doing such excellent work.
It was a surprise to me. I'm writing the evolution of numismatic photography, and that came up in my research. But I didn't know about a Canadian...
Every coin photographer has a wish list, but not cameras. Coins to photograph. The coin below is on my wish list: In 1937, the Royal Mint struck...
This is the latest article in my column, The Numismatic Image, published in the RCNA's Canadian Numismatic Journal. [ATTACH] As a professional...
Speaking of shows, will you be at the ANA in Pittsburgh?
Interesting.. these are some Franklins that just came through the studio. I shot a few dozen of these, and some where rather rough looking. I...
Happy 250th Birthday, America! To my American friends, clients, and fellow collectors, congratulations on this remarkable milestone. Wishing...
Thanks to everyone for playing. It is indeed the 1868 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Here's the full image. [ATTACH] It is best known as...
This one is a little more challenging. [ATTACH] What is this coin best known for?
You folks know your coins. Most of you identified it as a Barber Dime without much trouble. Kudos to KBBPLL for narrowing it down to the correct...
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