Dedicated to Phil and the True View service!

TwoKopeiki

Let's show our support for this fantastic service. Post 'em if you got 'em!

Phil - amazing work on those True View images. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! You have a way of capturing the true essence of the coin in your shots!!

bronzemat

Those are all beautiful coins!

WWW

Phil might know something about that odd-ball image link for your NEWP.

TwoKopeiki

<< <i>Phil might know something about that odd-ball image link for your NEWP. >>



I figured it out. Going to contact PCGS before posting more information on this.

Swampboy

Phil's images are superb and your coins are truly a treat for the eyes Roman.

TwoKopeiki

<< <i>Phil's images are superb and your coins are truly a treat for the eyes Roman. >>



Thanks, Gil! What you've been up to?

FilamCoins

Great pics and collection!

TwoKopeiki

Beautiful coins, Filam

HTubbs

Just sold this one:

WWW

I'm a fan.

Swampboy

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<< <i>Phil's images are superb and your coins are truly a treat for the eyes Roman. >>



Thanks, Gil! What you've been up to? >>



I've been going slowly and studying ancients for the most part Roman.
I'm always over here on the Darkside feasting my eyes.

DeepSix

Here's one I picked up from forum member JimK:

TwoKopeiki

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<< <i>Phil's images are superb and your coins are truly a treat for the eyes Roman. >>



Thanks, Gil! What you've been up to? >>



I've been going slowly and studying ancients for the most part Roman.
I'm always over here on the Darkside feasting my eyes. >>



Gil, I've never been bold enough to venture into Ancients Keep us updated with what you learn or any newps you pick-up.

Jason, that Mark is gorgeous!

Justacommeman

A recent newp from CRO.................MJ

TwoKopeiki

Another True View done for CoinFacts without the background:

lordmarcovan

egb

This photo taken by Phil really captures the toning and color on the coin.
He really does do an excellent job with the TrueView Images!!

Canada 25c Specimen

TwoKopeiki

<< <i>This photo taken by Phil really captures the toning and color on the coin.
He really does do an excellent job with the TrueView Images!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/egbeckman/6141008780/in/photostream/lightbox/ >>



Linked it for you:

PBRat

A few more ...






and probably my favorite ...

coinsarefun

MacCrimmon

Heidi's Sisters und Willy the Archer! Old friends all, long gone but not forgotten!
























































The Mother of Royals, plus the Usurpers!



















And finally, Phil's rendition of Bertie!!!

rwyarmch

I don't even collect MS British copper but these 2 from MacCrimmon were too nice to pass up!

TwoKopeiki

<< <i>And finally, Phil's rendition of Bertie!!!

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TwoKopeiki

<< <i>I don't even collect MS British copper but these 2 from MacCrimmon were too nice to pass up! >>



I can definitely see what attracted you!

Here's another surprise from PCGS - while looking through some of my old submissions, I noticed that Coin Facts picture was posted for one of the coins. I recommend everyone to go through their old submissions and check out individual coins to see if they were imaged without it being a TrueView service.

SYRACUSIAN

Paul, glad to see a couple of familiar coins among your favorites.

Doug, that 1932 2 rappen SP66RD has already found a new home, but a very good one, and it's highly unlikely to ever see it again for the next 15-20 years at least.
Shame that you didn't post the 1850 2 francs MS66 image. I have it, as well as that of the toned MS65 that replaced it, but I'm only posting coins I still own today.
And yes, I need to have the 1850 1 franc TrueViewed for certain.

Hayden, that quarter piaster was an amazing piece, glad that it found a new home and good luck at your auctions this week, you have a great eye for pretty coins.

Roman, I always thought of you as one of the few members that didn't really need to TrueView his coins, but you certainly know best.
It's very tricky you know, now you might want to crossgrade all your remaining NGC 8 reales to PCGS, just to have them TrueViewed.

And since you've all posted a few of your favorite TrueViews, I think I should do the same. I wish I had the cert number of one of my two 1910 drachmas, but I'm at work.

Here's Phil's pre-TrueView image of that coin.

PBRat

Paul, glad to see a couple of familiar coins among your favorites.

I'll be happy to keep catching your castoffs


Some very nice looking coins in this thread. Anyone else have more to add?

MacCrimmon

Did I have a TrueView taken of the 1850 2 franc? Can't remember, but it might have been before the TV service was started.

Anyway, I always liked how the legends on that one were frosted.

SYRACUSIAN

No, no, you did, back in the days when the service still cost $5. Here's three more for consolation, since I don't have its cert number or its image saved in this laptop.

MacCrimmon

Well, I'm getting old..............

Found it!





BTW, that 1936 specimen is the ultimate!!! In 20 years+, I've seen one other WWII-era EA silver that even came close to having that kind of color.

Did you have TVs taken of all of your Ionian 30L ? Always thought those were great designs and coins.

SYRACUSIAN

Good for us! I'm saving it.

Here's a toned MS65 of the same date and denomination and a 1910 drachma in PCGS MS64 that has been TrueViewed.

WWW

A few of my submissions to Phil over the years. Sadly, I longer own any of them, but I'm sure a few of you will recognize some of them.

ajaan

That '57 Canadian Dollar is outrageous. I love it!

TwoKopeiki

<< <i>That '57 Canadian Dollar is outrageous. I love it! >>

C0inCollect0r

One of the best in the business ... That's for sure. Beautiful coins and pics!

TwoKopeiki

Bump for some beautiful coins and in hopes someone else has new True Views

rwyarmch

Ricke

These were a couple of my favorites...