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edited to add: Todd is a major DMPL Morgan collector......he won't be happy!!
Check your makeup Ma'am with this magical mirrored coin......
Here's another one of his auctions. On this one the paint ran off of the devices and into the field. And the pic is also over-exposed.
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<< <i>Here's another one of his auctions. On this one the paint ran off of the devices and into the field. And the pic is also over-exposed. >>
I think I know who this is. I need to talk to him at FUN about how bad these auctions are, he has been on my list for several weeks now. I am pretty sure I sold him a coin at Baltimore I then saw under this account for sale but the pics were not as bad as these. I did not image the coin to compare.
As for the 1880-S in the link above I would be curious to see in hand to know if artificial or if the stuff near the nose is a form of die polishing. I have seen other morgan DMPL's with a halo effect.
I hate doing an ebay search and seeing these images plugging up my searches.
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<< <i>What does 16+ inch mirrors mean in this context? Maybe ghetto slang for shiny rims on a lowrider? >>
Snort! +1!
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<< <i>I fell victim to this dude, thinking I was gonna receive thick frosty contrasting devices and black mirrors. What I received was a typical, baggy, non-contrasting Morgan. He assured me the images didn't do it justice. I took a shot, should have returned it. It's PL but it's no DMPL with 12+ inch mirrors. His method of imaging over exaggerates the coins appearance big-time. I kept it as a reminder, that things on Ebay can be deceptive.
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My images
What? Those 2 images look exactly the same.
<< <i>1891 DMPL Dollar on Ebay
Same DMPL on the PCGS website.
And this DMPL by the same seller looks like it was painted with white nail polish.. Can anyone say "Earl Scheib"? >>
You can't go by the Secure-Plus scan as it's not a True-view...
I regularly look up to see these scans on Foreign coins slabbed under the SP program and on some they are horrific compared to the actual coins.
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<< <i>I see an 1883 64PL I sold at FUN is now listed by him. Images are horribly deceptive. Now I know for sure who this is. >>
Oh come on, out him! >>
He is just a young guy I see at a few shows. No real way to out him.
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<< <i>I see an 1883 64PL I sold at FUN is now listed by him. Images are horribly deceptive. Now I know for sure who this is. >>
Oh come on, out him! >>
He is just a young guy I see at a few shows. No real way to out him. >>
Take a high-res pic of him at the next show.
POTD!
<< <i>I see an 1883 64PL I sold at FUN is now listed by him. Images are horribly deceptive. Now I know for sure who this is. >>
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It looks 65DM is the images.
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<< <i>I see an 1883 64PL I sold at FUN is now listed by him. Images are horribly deceptive. Now I know for sure who this is. >>
Oh come on, out him! >>
He is just a young guy I see at a few shows. No real way to out him. >>
I think I know who it is now...
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