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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 457525, member: 66&quot;]Without seeing the current holder I think I know what has happened.&nbsp; It has probably been reholdered and instead of saying MS-63 Specimen&nbsp; It now says something like SP-63 and e is saying that SP means Specimen Proof, and that since they are now calling it a proof instead of MS it is worth a lot more.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry SP does not mean Specimen Proof, it just means Specimen same as it did on the old slab.&nbsp; And if they have dropped the MS, that doesn&#039;t mean it is a Proof 63.&nbsp; A &quot;specimen&quot; is kind of something in between,&nbsp; neither fish or fowl.&nbsp; It was a 63 Specimen before and it is a Specimen 63 now.&nbsp; No upgrading has taken place.</p><p><br /></p><p>And yes images of coins can be copyrighted because no two images made are the same.&nbsp; When I create an image I select the camera, the film if it is film, the settings, the lighting, the angles, and any adjustments or tweaking of the image before it is published.&nbsp; That makes that image my creation, different and unique from anyone else&#039;s and I can protect that creation through copyright.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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