jgrinz

A couple of points that I see - 

with your microscope it looks like you are trying to angle the coin to get the highlights you are trying to see. I believe the doubling you wish was there is a

lighting anomaly.

Microscopes have specific uses and if used properly can show what you need, that being said, they have a LOT of drawbacks.

I still use my phone for most of my coin photography

on full manual mode.

On 1/10/2020 at 4:40 PM, Bink2090 said:

yes they suck lol. guess ill submit the picture to a couple of websites and see if they find out what it is. I did find this dpm on the 1949 D franklin on the website you mentioned, I think.

 

 

 

 The Franklin 49 D is a totaling different look than your as its what is called a shifted left ( D/D West) variety.

Yours if is a true shifted down (D/D South) you can see the differences from your coin hence why everyone is not convinced.

good luck

imho

j 

The only thing I see is VKURT being a little dis-KURT-eous concerning Karens excitement on a possible DD.

Otherwise I guess we will have to wait for a comment.

Hope you stay I like your enthusiasm

j

This seems to be an unattributed vam for the year

1900-o Morgan - Either a NEar date OR Very Near Date and Looks like a Shifted Right Tilted Right "O" 

Maybe a new variation of a VAM-33?

1 hour ago, Just Bob said:

jgrinz, that was post number 6666 for you. Please enter me in your fabulous giveaway

You have no idea - I did not tell you my middle name is Damian ( Kidding )

6's follow my birthday, birth weight, and time of birth … ooooo  aaaaahhh  scarey 

Looks like 4 at the one crossbar to me … you - Click it to get the large picture

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What does Verity really mean ?

I think there needs to be  more consistent correlation between straight graded Coins and Ones that are designated CAMEO

I find a discrepancy's in quite a few of my coins as compare to the coins of set of the 1883 #1 set / Mine being the #2 set 

Please review and inform 

1883 Proof Set #2 is mine / Case and point is the MY CAMEO trade dollar point structure against its straight grade coin

in Set #1 1883 Proof.

Please inspect and inform of your findings.

Thanks

( If this is not in the right forum please transfer to the proper one - thanks )  

hmm Lance beat me to the punch :-) 

At least it is Silver … ;-)

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Just for informational purposes - that is also a LDS coin ( Late Die State )

Early die state coins are highly sought after and tough to find. This is the more common variety.

I agree nice picture - Thanks for sharing 

Yeah that's a XF coin

I found the seller, He has everything stated as rare and UNC

He has a return policy but ebay will return it for you.

Click the button to the right of your purchased page

RETURN and it will ask you why - you click  "Not as described" and Ebay will automatically

accept.  You will not have to pay for return shipping either as Ebay will have a label for you to print

for the return package. Try to find the original 2x2 to put it back into 

Sorry this happened but you need to learn a little more about grading 

take care Mike

Oddity to add to my Birthyear proof set

Old numbering - its the FS-102 - Sorry for the bad pics arrghgh

Feel free to make offers here also PM me if interested in anything 

jgrinz offerings on Ebay - Morgans Dimes Nickels Cents VAMS collectibles and other

Thanks for looking 

One end is a nice clashed CC

Well lets give this post a genuine variety - Sorry bout the shadow on the coin hmm maybe I should have posted this on the "OTHER" topic about 1960's 

aye well slipping again  hhehe

Hmm a lot of ignores added to my list lately … bad trend.

If you take a flat edge and run it across the top of the 1 and the top of the 0 if you see a bit of the nine above that plane

you have a Large date.

Then to really confuse you there are coins with a small date OVER a large date - though this is not one :-)

18 minutes ago, CRAWTOMATIC said:

Also, at some point you may need to remove these from the flips/holders they're in to get better pictures or move to a new flip/holder.  It's safe to gently slide them out onto a hard, dust free, surface with nothing present to scratch or abrade the coin.  Nothing like rough fabric.  When handling always hold on the edges with your middle finger & thumb opposite each other.

Actually that's a really good point.

Looks to be the era of PVC flips - bad for coins as we all know

59 minutes ago, VKurtB said:

Attention (most) newbies:

THIS is a collection worth having, from what we're seeing so far. If there were an auction, my kiester would already be asking Siri for directions to get there. That PanPac half has me drooling.

Yeah right … The toning on that piece is mouth watering … :-)