A few I used to own. [IMG] [[IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
The Heritage images in that case were a definite advantage as long as none of the other prospective bidders saw the Trueview image.:)
Here are some I posted on another thread awhile back. None are mine, just the imaging. Raw Proof [IMG] [IMG] NGC PR66 Cameo [IMG]...
Since Heritage also provides images of the slab, just insert the certification number where the X's are in this site address and if a TrueView is...
Heritage pics are lousy, but in both our cases, at least they show some luster.
I bought this from Heritage after discovering a TrueView's image. Heritage image [IMG][IMG] TrueView [IMG] Mine [IMG] [IMG]
Very nice collection Jason. I had no idea you were so far along with it. Great idea!!
Very nice start. I know from watching Jason and a few others putting together great sets of Franklins that this could be a life long project....
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Just don't want to see this thread drop too far. [IMG]
Fish, I love the '64-D reverse. Great colors!
Oh, baby that '64 is super sweet.
Not quite as crusty as the !948 or Tom's '47-D, but does have some meat on it. [IMG] [IMG]
I've seen some Franklin's that crusty and beautiful, but I'm sure I haven't seen a Washington. An absolute gorgeously toned monster.:bow:
Let's not fight over it. Paul, just send me that nickel you posted the other day. I'd love the try that one:headbang:
A little Easter egg Roosie [IMG] [IMG]
I've got a copy of that one in my photobucket account also.:high5: A true monster. Speaking of monsters, those are some mighty fine looking...
Man, that's a work of art. I'd love to have one of those.
Those are great Jason. Is the 1941 your PL? Larry, I love that Barber. They must have used a good rinse during those years, they sure tone up nice.
Those patterns and toned gold are to die for!![IMG]
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