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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 2382880, member: 37839&quot;]I agree that people want to see detail on coins, but the closer in, unless you have a fabulous macro lens ( I have a Nikon dedicated macro lens, and even that isn&#039;t 100% consistent for the job), the closer you get, it shows more surface preservation, but less reflectivity.&nbsp; DMPLS and very shiny PL coins are very difficult to photograph--I think that your CC coin is PL, and very nice surfaces.&nbsp; Notice that even though it is a CC, I think it has a great shot at PL at MS 65, and that isn&#039;t exactly chopped liver--it really is a very nice coin.&nbsp; It could max out at 64 or 64+, but in my opinion it is clean enough to get the CC bump to 65 in this case.&nbsp; So, the closer to the coin that you shoot, the worse it will look for reflectivity.&nbsp; That is the paradox of photographing DMPL and PL coins,[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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