That camera is easily capable of taking the pics. Use a table, side of a dresser, etc. to hold it still.
And I can say almost anything also.
The only suggestion I have is to look at this posted by desertgem
That is why the rest of the story is there. I am 90%+ sure the die was corroded. The rest of my story (restrike & off metal) is mostly just to...
The only way I can think of to corrode just the liberty on one side of a coin is that the die was corroded. If the die is corroded, then it must...
That was GIMP (Ruben is not totally useless), but I much prefer photoshop. However, photoshop is stuck on my old computer so I will probably have...
From your first pic, does this look any better. BTW, most of what I did was just to set the flip to white. I also lightened a little and cut...
Me three and then some. But if I have a chance of getting a 1924-S out of them, I would take the chance. If nothing else, they have a return policy.
Here are 33 Lincolns from the 1920's for sale by saratogatrading. Everyone has the same pic of a 1934- Lincoln to represent the coin they are...
Harry - They are in Phoenix area (Anthem, AZ) Mr. Coin Lover - All of their store Lincolns have a pic of a 1934 coin.
AJ, click on the picture icon. You can see it that way. FWIW, if that is a 65, my 29-D is a 66.
Heritage has sold 25 MS65's since January of 2007. They got between $4300 and $6300. Not that I am into coins that high, but $8500 sounds at...
I am a lousy typist. It is easier to type front than obverse etc.
That at least explains some of it. That is a nice back. Is that front a weak strike?
Yea, that 26-S would probably make a 45 unless they took off for the nick in the "O". Still a nice coin as are the others.
The 30 does not really surprise me. For a VF coin, that looked about as clean as I have seen. Harry, I have no idea how that coin of yours got a...
Sorry Ruben. You logic escapes me totally.
I would venture a 20/25 because it is so mark free.
TY! I wish it did not have the spots, but if it didn't, I probably could not afford it.
Aside from your math ($116.50 / 41 = $2.84), I pretty much agree with your conclusions - if your grade premises are correct. I, personally, do...
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