Let's see your newest acquisitions!

LOL.... Are you familiar with the 'Blame Canada' song from South Park? Just substitute Canada with Paddy and were golden. HAHAHAHA!!

In all seriousness, I do thank you for turning me onto the '38-D Buffalo. There was a time where I just did not appreciate a T2 Buffalo, I cared only for the T1. But the '38-D comes with an amazing strike and gorgeous eye appeal with a relatively low price tag. Everything I love.

I have not been bitten by the half dime bug yet, I'm more interested in the Seated Liberty dimes, although I don't currently have any yet. I've been wanting to get a nice MS 1838 Lg Stars to add to my collection. The 1838 Lg Stars is what got me interested in coins when I was a kid, it's what my grandmother gave me for Christmas one year.

 

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Didn't seem to do too much on your coin.



Here's my picture pre editing and then after




Same picture, just color correction on the right.

 

Inspiring nonetheless. Wow.

I think I can bring a single light closer to even out the lighting. Then an adjustment to the color may work better.

I’ve got work to do here.

 

I understand we all have our likes when it comes to a series...but the buffalo nickel is to me what American coinage is all about.
So classic.... find a well struck buffalo with a touch of color and you got a masterpiece of Americana.

 

Tried to capture the blueish toning

 

My newest and oldest coin purchase. 1884 S Morgan dollar.

 

Another one for my type set.

 

Just got the grades on these. I was nearly spot on. My guesses were AU58 on the trade dollar and MS64+ BN on the Indian Cent. They gave the trade AU58 and the Indian MS64 BN.

 

Nice Trade $! And I like the surfaces on the Indian.

 

Wow, you must have gone to the Ed Wood school of grading!


Nice coins, good job.

 

I owned it for a day before someone paid my price.

 

And Another one for my type set.

 

Showoff...

 

Bought raw in October........just received the PCGS grades yesterday.

 

Thanks again!
I invested in the current version of Adobe Photoshop Elements 2019. They have a haze removal function that I applied to the original images in my first animation. Then I rebuilt the animation from those images. I have not retried this with photos taken through the light reflection, but the photos through the holder are vastly improved by just this one step.

Before


After Haze removal

 

Wow!! That’s impressive.