Nice pics! Not big on buff grading but I see a very weakly struck obverse and a somewhat weakly struck reverse. I don't see the wear but perhaps it's just that I don't know the grading of these very well. I'll go 63.
bob
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<< <i>Nice pics! Not big on buff grading but I see a very weakly struck obverse and a somewhat weakly struck reverse. I don't see the wear but perhaps it's just that I don't know the grading of these very well. I'll go 63.
bob >>
Thanks for the comment on the photos, they are something I am constantly looking for ways to improve on.
The real reason I posted this coin is, I have not spent much time photographing Nickels or coins in Capital Plastic and this one is both.
I could not hazard a guess from these images. Grading from photographs is a fools errand, albeit one we play with often enough, but this one is one instance where I won't. I can see some sort of greenish spot on the reverse.
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weakly struck reverse. I don't see the wear but perhaps it's just that I don't know the grading
of these very well. I'll go 63.
bob
<< <i>Nice pics! Not big on buff grading but I see a very weakly struck obverse and a somewhat
weakly struck reverse. I don't see the wear but perhaps it's just that I don't know the grading
of these very well. I'll go 63.
bob
Thanks for the comment on the photos, they are something I am constantly looking for ways to improve on.
The real reason I posted this coin is, I have not spent much time photographing Nickels or coins in Capital Plastic and this one is both.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Best,
Eric
Sorry to cut a few coins off but that is a far out as my macro/copy-stand can go.
I think it is a lighting problem. The quality and quantity of luster is not showing to me. Would anyone buy from these images?
Best,
Eric
"Look up, old boy, and see what you get." -William Bonney.