The rare and exotic NEON Kennedy Halves.

Russ

Please turn down the brights! See how long you can stare at those before your eyes start hurting.

Russ, NCNE

DCAMFranklin

I wonder how that blue hue is "unavoidable"?? I can't remember EVER seeing a scan/photo with that NEON look. That is in almost 4 years on Ebay. They are unique!??

LucyBop

WoW!!!!!!!!

cascade

Yee haa!! Those are Halloween Kennedies!

Russ

I think those are even scarier than the push-out Kennedy I just bought.

Russ, NCNE

LucyBop

Snipe em away Russie, Lucy will donate $20 to your cause!

clackamas

Now if you could only get one of those neon Oswald halves you would be set.

zenny

i've been looking for a 199-s Kennedy for sooooo long.....

goyankeez

It looks like a hologram.

The auction is for the 1995; why is the 1993 there too?

LucyBop

Hmmmmm.... This seller sure does not have pristine feedback......

MadMarty

Why is there a 95-S and a 93-S pictured, is the auction for both coins, or only 1? The desc is not very helpful. Anyway, go for it Russ!!! I want to see the glow in the dark Kennedy's in your collection. You have to start on the PR70DCAMs sometime!!!

newbiecollector

Russ.

I'm in with LucyB..... I will chip in 20 bucks also.......... GO GET EM!!

edit: can't type

secanod edit: you don't want to know!

Dog97

Don't you guys read the descriptions? Like you're gonna get 2 Pr 70s for $500?
<<remembering that you are only bidding on the single coin listed in the title.>>

MikeB

<< <i>I wonder how that blue hue is "unavoidable"?? >>

Some scanners don't use a white light source. My scanner, an old Hewlett Packard ScanJet 5200, is one such model.

When scanning a document or picture, the scanner can normalize for the color of the light source so the resulting image appears to be the correct colour. But the normalization doesn't work so well when the color of the light source is directly reflected to the sensor, like from the relief areas of those coins, or on the flat edges of the slabs.



<< <i>I can't remember EVER seeing a scan/photo with that NEON look. That is in almost 4 years on Ebay. >>

I guess your memory isn't too good, or you're not looking at vary many auctions. It used to be pretty common, but good white light sources have become cheaper and therefore more common in consumer-grade scanners.

.B ekiM

DCAMFranklin

LucyBop-
I don't know if you have sold much on Ebay or not. However, that Feedback record is not so bad. It is not unusual to run across an absolute nutcase every 100 to 150 transactions. As evidence of the absolute crap a seller takes on Ebay, just look at his most recent Negative. The "buyer" has ZERO(0) Feedback and is no longer a registered user.

coincollector1989

Lucy B,
Looks like most of his bad feedback came from his relunctant bidder list that is linked to the page. All of them failed to pay. There is one guy in the list who thinks he is James Bond, with all his aka and email addresses.