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I have been patiently waiting for us to leave Commems or 1936 but no one has pulled the trigger so....

Are you wanting to know if we like it or if we think it's AT?

 

 

I like the coin very pretty but it's strange to see 30's Proof Lincoln Cent toning on a Business strike...would have to see a better image to give a better assessment

 

What about a wayte raymond board Shane?

I can't tell from the image....I just know I typically see the reds and blue mixed together like that on the late 30's proofs................I have no clue as to wheter the toning is legit...all I can say is the I can't see enough to call at AT or NT but I can see it getting in that holder as it's not neon anything.....so there is every reason to believe it looks fine in hand.

Are you wanting to know if we like it or if we think it's AT?

I like the coin very pretty but it's strange to see 30's Proof Lincoln Cent toning on a Business strike...would have to see a better image to give a better assessment

3 very nice notes indeed.......a Bison, Chief Onepapa and a Woodchooper.......all very collectable and highly prized notes......thanks for sharing Mark!!!!

If you want the best photos with lots of detail then you need a camera with Macro. It looks like you are getting pretty close to the slab and while they are a little out of focus I don't think the images look bad at all. One of the things most of us try to avoid though is getting the camera or our hand reflected on the coin we are imaging which seems to be the case in both of your photos. It can be tricky expecially when dealing with the Mirrors of a proof coin but it's worth the practice as it makes for a better overall image.

Do you have macro on the camera? Dimes are tough becuase they are so small so what I typically do is adjust the settings so that the image is rahter large.....at least 1 to 2 MBs each and then when I crop etc that image is still rather large and you can still see all of the fine details on the coin. With Morgans etc this isn't necessary....

I personally never shoot under natural light but some folks swear by it so you just have to find the sweet spot with regards to what works for you....

Bag toning all the way. It would appear that the coin sat at the side of the bag with another coin covering all but the right side of the obverse so after what one can only assume was many decades....the very vibrant rainbow toning formed. Then at some point the bag was moved or shifted and presumably the entire Obverse was then positioned against the side of the bag which is why we see the textile across the cheek and left side field.

If the coin had been allowed to sit in the bag longer......I am sure the textile toning would have been quite spectacular but alas someone threw a monkey wrench in mother natures handy work

Here you go SilverEagles95.......now you can post your Morgan

Real pretty coin you've got their Larry....I love it!!!!

I don't know.......I don't work in a clinic???

Those would look good on a shirt

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Cherries.......gulp!!!!

Did they have those in 1807 Hayden....I am a little rusty on my history? The only thing I remember was Chris chopped down a cherry tree or something like that?

Actually, the original submitter got robbed because I paid significantly less for the coin as a 66 than it would have cost as a 67.

att-a-boy Tom

Ohhhhhh...you wanted to know the grade? Sorry, I must have forgotten to post it previously.

 

It's only graded 66.

You got robbed dude!!!!!!

The 3 Cent Nickel that you posted....what's the grade big guy???

Wow Tom! What a beauty! 67?

 

 

Hayden

Now he didn't respond to my inquiry....what makes you think he's going to respond to yours young Jedi?

67 Tom? Smoken coin!!!! I don't see any real marks...68 perhaps??? What's it grade......

I'm back in the game.....yipee!!!!

I only have a few coins from the 1700......but they aren't spanish and they aren't dated 1791 so we need to jump ahead a few centuries if we are going to keep this going.....

ok...let's start going back in time.....don't have a 1909 Lincoln to get us into the IHC's.......

I'll get us back to coppers so maybe someone can get is down lower for James....

I am really reaching here trying to keep it in the 1900's....this is one of two circulated Morgans I own