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Big Boy 4014 coming to Northeast Ohio: Where to see world’s largest steam locomotive
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The world’s largest operating steam locomotive is heading to Northeast Ohio.
Union Pacific Railroad’s famed Big Boy No. 4014 will pass through the region in June and again in July as part of a rare coast-to-coast tour marking America’s 250th anniversary, giving the public multiple chances to see the historic locomotive in motion

I think they are more automated now with less attention taken per shot. But they are better than not having a picture at all.

@Givaudan said:

@coinbuf said:

@Givaudan said:
Always the complaining.
I don't see anyone else taking better photos of coins.

You clearly are not paying attention; some amateur shutterbugs do better.

@ELVIS1 said:

@coinbuf said:

@Givaudan said:
Always the complaining.
I don't see anyone else taking better photos of coins.

You clearly are not paying attention; some amateur shutterbugs do better.

My scanner does better..

Trueviews are the golden ticket of coin photography.
The ones I've seen are representative the subject matter as if you are holding the coin(s) in hand.
I think many here mistake glamour shots and unrealistic photo filters as offering better pictures.
Not true.
Blame your collection if the quality is lacking.
Don't blame the PCGS photos of your coins.
(Read: collect better coins.)

Triggered troll alert! I guess my comment really hit you where it hurts.

@Givaudan said:

@dcarr said:
0.0 steps, but sill a nice MS66, maybe even MS67.

NO way MS67.

No way MS65. Ask yourself this question: "Self, is this coin a gem (MS65)? Gem Jefferson nickel needs some steps. Period.

But it’s got a slipcase!

I think we may have found the new TrueView photographer.