Which photo of this 1915 Barber Quarter should I use in the Registry?
oldcameoproofsguy
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This is a 1915 PCGS PR66 Barber quarter; the key dat 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 reshoot 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 reshoot them at dawn. Like ANACONDA says natural light at dusk or dawn is best.
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usually they are on the left side field at 3 pm or right side field at 9 pm more likely the open fields at 3 pm
i would loveto see this coin in person sight seen!
sincerely michael
09/07/2006
I don't much care for either of the reverse photos, and would try to take a 3rd that was a match for Obverse A. Reverse A shows the luster, but has some annoying reflections. On Reverse B the surfaces appear too flat, more like a MS coin.
Proof coins can be very difficult to photograph, because you often need to move or tilt the coin slightly to eliminate reflections of the camera, tripod, or background.
Overall, very nice pictures, and a beautiful coin!
Jim
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BTW that is a very nice coin, guess you know that though.
Ken