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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cplradar, post: 7841894, member: 108985&quot;]First, from the point of photography, no image is not touched up.&nbsp; What does that mean?&nbsp; The human eye is both unique and very bad.&nbsp; Almost all photographic mechanisms are far better than the human eye.&nbsp; It is the brain that makes out vision better and complete.&nbsp; In fact, I used the digital screen and my advanced lenses to view better the great paintings in Europe and about the world, because of the enhanced imaging.&nbsp; It lets you see better.&nbsp; So, for starters, all photographs are &quot;touched up&quot; by software.&nbsp; Without the software ( or the film etc), there is NO image.</p><p><br /></p><p>In this case, you should be aware that finely lustrous silver, when the image is straight on, will turn black like that.&nbsp; It indicates a really deep cameo and proof like luster.&nbsp; It is possible.</p><p><br /></p><p>That being said, it is hard to say it is a completely honest representation of the actual coin.&nbsp; It has no doubt been enhanced, all images are and it was likely enhanced specifically to exaggerate for the purposes of the sale.&nbsp; How truthful it is about the coins quality is hard to say without collaborating images.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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