If anyone has not clicked on @svessien ’s photos, you should not miss them. Somewhere I probably have some photos on slides of Flekkefjord from...
I was sent on a rare business trip to Stavanger around 1984 to install a software package we had just developed. Unfortunately, it was over a...
The business strike and proof shown for comparison. This one has almost the same gap in the bottom step, and they both have a mark in the left...
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I had a couple already, but I liked this 1936 Mercury for $23. I am guessing MS65 FB. The obverse die has been touched up, since it shows die...
See https://www.cointalk.com/threads/animation-and-coin-photography.297411/ It’s only a few pages long, but covers the fundamentals. The...
Holy cow, what a difference!
The press release says Part VI. The fifth sale was 3 years ago. Or were you just kidding with your question?
I missed the original post until now. Beautiful coin. Does this mean your quest for this coin is finally over? I am surprised how much it looks...
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We all benefit from seeing what each other thinks. When you ask questions, we all benefit. Here are samples of the 1916-D and 1916-S to compare...
The 1916 cents are considered to be among the most detailed and best struck of the entire series. Here is a business strike that has broad rims...
I’ll be contrarian and choose coin B. This is a very challenging comparison, since the coins are so close. There are lighting differences that...
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[ATTACH] That star over the D is where I grew up. Well, not on the star, but under it.
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