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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 4254072, member: 106826&quot;][USER=100393]@Bluntflame[/USER] Steady your phone on an object that has some mass to it to sharpen your images.&nbsp; The object should be as tall as you need to keep your image crisp without having to zoom too much.&nbsp; Fill your phone&#039;s screen with the subject coin making sure you have a sharp image still.&nbsp; Take a photo of the obverse and the reverse.&nbsp; Next, take a crisp photo of the date/mm making sure you don&#039;t lose details and characteristics.&nbsp; Lighting is important all around; flooded but not direct light so that you avoid hot spots (glare).&nbsp; If you think it&#039;s one variety over another, take photos of the marker sites that are similar to those posted on the websites.&nbsp; We can be more definitive about what you have there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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