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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2574933, member: 19250&quot;]When imaging your specimen shoot it&nbsp; at 90 degrees&nbsp; also shoot the reverse&nbsp; so that others&nbsp; are&nbsp; not&nbsp; looking&nbsp; at the coin upside down.&nbsp; To shoot edge shots&nbsp; take a pack of 2x2 &#039; s that are rubber&nbsp; band together&nbsp; and slip the coin in the pack dead center. The pack will hold the edge&nbsp; at again 90&nbsp; degrees . From the angle&nbsp; you have taken your photos it&#039;s&nbsp; hard to see all of the coin correctly .</p><p>There are plenty&nbsp; of&nbsp; Reales out there, and plenty&nbsp; of fakes.</p><p>I would suggest&nbsp; that if these are some thing&nbsp; that sparks an interest in collecting&nbsp; you may wish to read up and research&nbsp; them before&nbsp; buying . </p><p>Since quite a few fall into the wreck&nbsp; category&nbsp; it would be beneficial&nbsp; to know if you&#039;re&nbsp; looking&nbsp; at&nbsp; a wreck specimen&nbsp; or one harshly cleaned.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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