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a circulated large cent
Nowhere near as neat as my last acquisition, here's a new one for my redbook variety set. It is one I've recently received and reimaged after liberating it from its coffin. Feel free to guess the grade (it is graded by the new ANACS).




I really like the color of this coin, which is much easier to capture now that the coin is raw. The key was keeping the light at a low(er) angle to the coin. Whereas I prefer a very "high" light on silver, the color of copper, particularly dark copper, seems to be better shown with the light at a lower angle to the coin (around 45 degrees).
Enjoy...Mike




I really like the color of this coin, which is much easier to capture now that the coin is raw. The key was keeping the light at a low(er) angle to the coin. Whereas I prefer a very "high" light on silver, the color of copper, particularly dark copper, seems to be better shown with the light at a lower angle to the coin (around 45 degrees).
Enjoy...Mike
Collector of Large Cents, US Type, and modern pocket change.
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My first post...updated with pics
I collect mostly moderns and I'm currently working on a US type set.
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I have always loved your pics and this is no exception. Great coin and Great pic.
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Leo
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Thanks to everyone for their comments and guesses. Take care...Mike
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