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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BNB Analytics, post: 767495, member: 20117&quot;]I suppose, however in the case of my 3 legger, there was absolutely more lighting exposed on the obv/rev more than likely due to the flatbed&#039;s lumination while scanning that caused it to look a lot brighter than it originally was. From my experience this is an anomaly and Heritage&#039;s coins usually look more or less like the original picture they have posted on their Auctions. This could have just been a fluke, but I believe if the coin looks to good to be true, second guess their photo taking process and request a new photo to be taken. The disparity here with my 3 legger was when I saw the NGC Verification page&#039;s photos(thanks to illini) and compared them with the original HA photos. They were very stark in contrast.</p><p><br /></p><p>To argue my own argument however, I can say this, if the 3 legger can look THAT good even with exposed lighting, then it must be a good coin because dull and ugly coins still can&#039;t survive even the most lighting exposure. That&#039;s where the flaws in color and detail seem to be pointed out the most.</p><p><br /></p><p>bnb[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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