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Lousica

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    Photo Vision on a proof with irridescent toning?

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    Hello group

    My first post. Hello! I'm writing to inquire about people's experience with Photo Vision and maybe even get some examples of a coin that I know can be especially tough to image, even raw  I have an NGC PF67 Mercury Dime that has toning that looks golden brown at first glance, but that under direct light shows all sorts of color. Such pieces can be tough to get a colorful photo from that isn't either flooded with glare, completely lacking any evidence of a proof reflection, or waaaaay overprocessed. If anyone can post examples of a Photo Vision of such a dilema-coin I'd appreciate it. Thank you!