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I take a series of still photos and join them together. These animations are just GIF files, one of the oldest and most widely supported of web...
What the heck, I’m taking new pictures so I’ll post some more. I have another 1955 proof for tomorrow. Also, thank you for the nice comments....
[ATTACH] The 1952 proof with yellow and gold, the 1953 with blue and greens, and this one with red and orange were acquired for about $45...
These post-war proofs have been a bear to photograph. Pick one angle and you see blazing fields and a smattering of overexposed highlights on...
I was enamored of a recent post of a toned Pilgrim. This is not toned, but I was hoping the waves would move in the final photos. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
When I saw this post from George, I decided, at last, to complete my post-war set of Lincoln proofs. This 70-S small date is all that remained. I...
Marvelous coin! I am intrigued that this one also has some of that rainbow coloring. [ATTACH]
This one was difficult to get the way I wanted it. From most angles this proof is just a plain brown coin. I felt I should show that and the...
I don’t know if it helps, or skews your expectations, but this was $20 at a local dealer. Could be they could have asked more. But this particular...
Okay, okay, I know I just posted this yesterday. The more I looked at the animation the less I was satisfied. So I devised a new technique. I put...
I faced a new problem with animation and came up with a new solution. Some coins are so bright that a single light source causes a lot of glare...
Thanks! I think it could be a 65 too. It's not likely to ever visit a TPG while I have it. This is my earliest Lincoln proof. [ATTACH]
I like the way all the proof 1882 nickels have the same shiny spot beneath the date and the same clutter in the numerals. The MS example has a...
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