What file type did you use ? If your pics were .bmp, .tif or something similar and size was 1mb or more then save them as .jpg files and the pixel...
What he said :thumb:
No, it's because there are very few of them that are actually of that grade or higher.
I suspect that UNITED STATES looks that way because the coin has been cleaned and that part of the legend just shows the effects more than the...
If you would visit the Heritage site you would find tons of pics in all the various grades so that YOU can compare your coin to theirs. You will...
ccpena5 - Based on the story you related I'd say you did quite well. But not because of the coins themselves, instead because of the way they...
The rev pic does a great job of showing the color difference in the worn areas. The obv not so much. One thing I always tried to remember was...
Most of the following are detail grades. The Frankie - AU50 and appears to be over-dipped The Walker - AU55 and over-dipped The Jeff -...
You also have to realize that the majority of scales you would buy are not the precision instrunments you might think they are. They are all going...
It only takes 5 or 6 seconds to grade a coin, so the rest of the time is for marking your grade down, setting it aside and picking up the next...
Dunno what else it could be -
Those look like this -
The ones I have look like those you'll see - HERE - Those on that web site came from me out of the same box.
I disagree, based on the rev only of course I believe the coin is genuine. Details match up very well with coins of the same date found in...
That coin was slabbed a few years ago when the TPG's were fairly accurate. Yeah, I know, everybody tells me I'm nuts and they haven't changed...
Not anymore, pretty much any coin still left in one of those old holders has virtually 0 chance of being upgraded. That's because people have...
How many would you like ? I've got a box full of them and will send you some for free. And yes, they are 100% NT.
Unless it's the books that ARE on-line - http://www.stellacoinnews.com - ;)
A dime is 18mm, your pics are approx 200mm. So the coin is only blown up to 11 times its size. About the same as looking at it with a 10x glass....
Hold the coin under the light and look at it, tilt/turn it until you see the toning you want to capture in the pic. Then make note of the angle...
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