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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jtlee321, post: 2562499, member: 73983&quot;]It&#039;s funny that this animation really brought out that chatter above LIBERTY.&nbsp; In hand with a 3X loupe it is nearly invisible even while rotating it in hand and dancing the cartwheel around.&nbsp; The areas that appear darker almost brown in the image are a slightly deeper orange red rather than brown like they appear in the image.&nbsp; It&#039;s a really difficult coin to capture the color correctly.&nbsp; A silver coin is so much easier to capture.&nbsp; But I got to examine this coin very well before making my purchase and I am confident that it would make 65 and more than likely Red designation when I send it in.&nbsp; I have a few coins set aside to send in soon, I&#039;m thinking PCGS.&nbsp; So when I do get the grades back on it, I will let you all know.&nbsp; Good news or not. LOL</p><p><br /></p><p>I absolutely agree with [USER=77413]@RonSanderson[/USER] about how this kind of image gives a very good representation of a coin compared to a static image.&nbsp; But it&#039;s unfortunately only something that would be financially feasible with a much more expensive coin.&nbsp; (I&#039;m not attempting to advertise here Mods)&nbsp; But if I was offering this as a service right now, because of how much effort it takes to put together, I would be looking at charging from $50 - $75 for this kind of service.&nbsp; Between the two images above there were 60 images taken, 30 for the obverse and 30 for the reverse.&nbsp; It takes time to put these together, but in my opinion very much worth the effort.&nbsp; The nice part about an animated GIF is they are compatible with nearly anything that can view an image.&nbsp; Once they load into cache they can play forever where as a video has to be either streamed or downloaded and has more limitations.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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