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Posts posted by jgrinz
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1 minute ago, Paul Hills said:
thanks JGRINZ! i just have one more quick question, what is the bulb? some i have seen online look like newer style bulbs...the ones you have are incandescant?? thanks again
No Fluorescent which is a little difficult to work with white balance and shadowing
but as you can see is workable. Newer ones MAY BE BETTER but the price is too. I think you can find these used for like
14 bux or so
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45 minutes ago, John5123 said:
Thanks to all who have responded. Found something that works for me . A 10000 lux light therapy lamp that mimics sunlight. The designs jump off the surface in this light.
You will find lighting in ONE direction will not be adequate … Especially proof or Proof like coins
But good luck can wait to see your pictures
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They are older ones
Ott lights - OTL13TCG
My phone is an OLD LG G4 believe or not.
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Not really a sought after OR desired coin anomaly
This type of mint error is pretty common
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Doesn't look like it anyway
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3 minutes ago, Crruisercharlie said:
Thanks for your reply. Food for thought...🤔
Yes Coinbuf is correct as far as direct crossovers
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Still got 2 ott lights and use them daily.
On close ups you still have a fluorescent float but otherwise still good.
Taken with 2 OTTS on either side and Picture taken in the middle with my PHONE :-)
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Anything that is not securely encapsulated is a problem waiting to happen ( switch outs etc )
NOT considered a WORLD WIDE top tier grading service.
"ICCS encases coins in an inert (Polyethylene Terephthalate) envelope and is then sealed in a plastic flip. The ICCS grading certificate is sealed in the other side of the flip"
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Owning one of each coin - I agree with BOTH grades and outcomes.
Still desirable pieces even in Details slabs
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Yeah with these pictures it looks like a VAM-11
Better pictures would help but it looks like:
Near date - O/CC high shifted left
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1 hour ago, James_OldeTowne said:
Nice RPD action going on there!
yep
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3 hours ago, RWB said:
Should weigh 10 grams.
Yeah not a big difference considering the base weight of his 21 morgan which is WAY under.
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ALL XF-AU in my book but all very desirable
Nice set
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25 minutes ago, GoldBear150 said:
$20.00 Lesson learned. This one caught me off guard because of the weight. Going to keep this coin in my fake coin album so i do not make a mistake like this again.
Take a real one and this one and drop on a table you will notice a distinct ring difference of the coin
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Without exceptionally better pictures - Just call it a VAM-2 Large "S" Upright and centered
Date is not doubled just a break in the tone around the date
AND give it away
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Silver plated pot metal
Its fake
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On 7/31/2020 at 12:57 PM, MarkFeld said:
Bologna.
I mean really Mark - Who says that anymore :-)
Actually I thought you were kind of a poppycock kind a guy
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Yeah that coin was hammered pretty badly not just with your 'cleaning' but also previous to you owning it.
Too bad too its a 1878 7TF '79 Rev
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Yeah I know hehe
Tried to slide one by you but I knew you would catch me
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Yes - but that's not one sorry
1895 PROOF MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR
in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions
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Yep its a clunker ...