Lets see some pictures...

[Bruceswar]

These pics must be of coins in hand shots.

 

I will start....

 

[Bruceswar]

here is another one...

 

[rbrown4]

A couple of more Cameo Shots

 

 

 

Rey

[rrantique]

Great photos Bruce and Rey outstanding coins also

[SkyMan]

Man, there are some H#llacious fingerprints!!!

 

Fun stuff!

[robec1347]

Irvin, what kind of clam is that?

[rrantique]

68 d kennedy Bob

[rrantique]

You scanning for fingerprints Sy here is some more

[saen78]

[bsshog40]

[rbrown4]

GSA Morgan and

 

Six 1964 D Washington Quarters all repunched mint mark varieties.

 

 

[rrantique]

Man those DMPL's are hard to photo Saen that is a great star*

[SkyMan]

Sweet coins one and all!!!

 

Saen, that Kennedy has some Monster frost!

[WinstonWare]

I think this is my best picture so far...

 

[MunkyMan95]

I think this is my best picture so far...

 

 

I see no hand

[rbrown4]

Winstonware,

 

Nice and Glowing

 

Rey

[EZ_E]

I think this is my best picture so far...

 

 

Ikes are tough. I agree that it is a great pic. I had a boardster tell me the secret to good Ike images is to have two OTT 90 degrees apart illuminating the coin. I haven't tried it yet but will. He had gorgeous Ike photos.

 

This is the only good Ike pic I've ever taken. Just look at my Ikes in my registry type set and you'll see how sub par they are. It's a tough coin...for me anyway.

 

[rbrown4]

Victor - Nice image there as well.

 

I think the eagles have definitely landed.

 

(coin is not in hand but relection is in picture-couldn't hold still for the picture)

 

 

[rrantique]

Man the image sure shows the hairlines on this morgan

that is great shot Rey

[saen78]

[rbrown4]

This one is for Bruce, who came up with this post. A combination of Photography, Coins, Guitars....

 

What one should not do with a roll of 1900-1949 Nickels, (at least until the paper wears thin).

 

Here is to you Bruce. (followed the rules, coin in hand)

 

 

 

[MunkyMan95]

This one is for Bruce, who came up with this post. A combination of Photography, Coins, Guitars....

 

What one should not do with a roll of 1900-1949 Jefferson Nickels, (at least until the paper wears thin).

 

Here is to you Bruce. (followed the rules, coin in hand)

 

 

 

 

I didn't know they made Jefferson Nickels in 1900?

[rbrown4]

Whoops, it is a roll of Nickels Labeled from 1900-1949.

 

Rey

[Bruceswar]

That is a nice looking Fender Mexican Strat. Ask Me how I know, and I can tell ya.

 

Edited to add. What ya hiding in that ANACS slab to the right??

[Crackout-migration]

Here's one in hand....

[rbrown4]

You are definitely observant, tell me how you knew about the Strat. The coin up front in the ANACS holder is a 1971-S $.01 PF 67 Cameo. Result of one of those specials on modern coins.

 

Although I love electric guitars, my passion is acoustic, Alvarez Yauri, Gibson Hummingbird, etc.

 

 

Rey

[Bruceswar]

Being Able to see the headstock was the key. I could make out Made in Mexico and MNxxxxx Which is the serial number. MN = Mexico 1990's.

[cpm9ball]

Irvin, what kind of clam is that?

 

Clam on the halfshell.

 

Chris

[cpm9ball]

How about in fingers only?

 

 

Chris

[Cannon Coins]

Still practicing with this camera .. But here's a couple pretty terrible images of a couple pretty nice Commems. I know.. I know.. just modern junk !