Do you like this Walker? Last photo.

This is a difficult coin to get right for some reason. These shots come reasonably close - I will try to shoot a few under the Reveal lights tonight. Feel free to take a shot on the grade. It's in PCGS plastic.
These two were taken using daylight. Even though I adjusted the color balance, these have a light blue cast that should be more silver than blue.


This I just shot using Reveal bulbs, again, after having adjusted the color balance. Here, the cast is more yellow/tan than it should be. But, you get a pretty good idea of how the coin has toned.

Finally, the grade.
These two were taken using daylight. Even though I adjusted the color balance, these have a light blue cast that should be more silver than blue.


This I just shot using Reveal bulbs, again, after having adjusted the color balance. Here, the cast is more yellow/tan than it should be. But, you get a pretty good idea of how the coin has toned.

Finally, the grade.

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Very nice...
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I'm afraid that it is my photography that gets no sticker tonight.
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<< <i>Is that a scratch across the eagle? >>
In the first image it looks raised, like it was part of the die.
<< <i>No sticker, sorry.
Why, you think it's AT?
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
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<< <i>No sticker, sorry.
Aww...
I actually like how this thread shows how unreliable photos are for grading. Without trying to do anything on the sly, the OP shot what may as well be three different coins; each photo shows flaws that are unseen in the others. The viewer must wonder how truly apparent these marks are in hand.
I think this 45S looks typically graded, and is actually very well struck on Liberty's head. I would give it serious consideration for my set. So if you're bummed out by all the low grade estimates and want to sell, Mesquite, feel free to PM me.
j/k -- thanks for sharing a nicely toned gem.