I took a couple of photos of this 1915 PR66 Barber Quarter. Which one is the best?
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This is a 1915 PCGS PR66 Barber quarter; the key date of course. It is blast white and just misses a CAM designation. Which photo of the obverse and which one of the reverse should I use in the Registry? Or should I use the standard black hole fields photo since the fields are really deep and totally haze free?
BTW, I don't understand why this coin isn't in a PR67 holder. The surfaces are hairline free, even under a 10X loop.
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Looking at the reverse shots again, I will probably re-shoot them at dawn. Like ANACONDA says natural light at dusk or dawn is best.
BTW, I don't understand why this coin isn't in a PR67 holder. The surfaces are hairline free, even under a 10X loop.
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Looking at the reverse shots again, I will probably re-shoot them at dawn. Like ANACONDA says natural light at dusk or dawn is best.
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that is my take
but in coins it is a subjective personal thing
sincerely michael
I like them all, but I'd say C & B
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That is a thing of dreams for me.
to have blue toning which it obviously does not.
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