honestly i like the size of the first pictures. i like seeing a coin as you would with your eyes naturally.... i dont like looking at my coins at 5x or 10x magnification too often, as i enjoy their beauty.... not their imperfections
Very nice. Getting closer to that proffesional look. I agree though looks like the slabs could use some touching up. That might clear some of the detail up a bit.
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<< <i>I really like the '50 and first '57. >>
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I agree they should all look like this
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<< <i>I'd rather see more of the coin and less of the holder. >>
<< <i>pick up a can of "Never Dull". >>
Used some NOVUS Plastic Polish before taking this set of pic's.
<< <i>Lee, please send me one of them >>
I'm with Russ on this one, everything has it's price
<< <i>Lee, taken with the 5700 ??? >>
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I was thinking the same thing, less holder and more coin...
But now I see both... I like the first set of photos better for some reason...
In any event... Very nice and thanks for sharing...
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I really like that 50 it is sweet looking.
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<< <i>That 1950 is extraordinary, fabulous, spectacular, amazing and gorgeous! And, undergraded! >>