My Texas Set - Just Imaged!

Connecticoin

So from what I learned imaging my Walker Set, I just completed imaging my Texas Set. I love the "deep dish" look on the obverse of these coins. Like the Walkers, I made all these from hunting raw coins, but I may need to purchase the last one (1936-S). Let me know what you think of the images.

Texas Set

Connecticoin

Preview: 1937-D, PCGS MS67:

Crackout

I think the images are great. The lighting is consistent from coin to coin and the images seem to capture the detail as well as the color and luster of the coins. The similar look of three '38 coins is amazing. Nice job!

WAYNEAS

A thumbs up here.

Wayne

davewesen

Those are beautiful. Which side is considered the obverse? the eagle / star?

Now how to find what the other side looks like as a lowball.

Connecticoin

I think most collectors consider the eagle side to be the obverse, and PCGS holders them that way. But because "half dollar" is on that side it is confusing - there is the same issue with the Oregon halves.

lablover

WOW!!!!

When the s@#$t hits the fan I move to Texas!!!!! You go dude!!!!

davewesen

@Connecticoin said:
I think most collectors consider the eagle side to be the obverse, and PCGS holders them that way. But because "half dollar" is on that side it is confusing - there is the same issue with the Oregon halves.

I usually thought the date side was on obverse, but some of these commemoratives it is hard to tell, like the gold dollars with heads on both sides.

Cocoinut

Outstanding job of imaging!