max size tru-view of my 37 proof toner for those who like those extreme size images

lasvegasteddy

total drag...tinypic won't load that extreme they call max...oh well no cookie for me...

melvin289

Very nice coin Teddy. You have done well.

Ron


Thanks for the chance, when's the contest over?

morgansforever

Sweet proof kid

lasvegasteddy

this was seller's images to give insight on what his images had hiding...this was a $89 ebay buy

LanceNewmanOCC

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the good news is you don't even need teensyweensypic to post images ;-)

beware slow loading images from pcgs servers, ugh

i love being smaaaaahhhhhtttt

images TOO slow loading from pcgs server, sheesh

lasvegasteddy

i owe there lance...

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rmpsrpms

I've seen a few True View pics recently like this one with extremely vibrant colors and am wondering if these are done with a different light setup than the "normal" pics. Several of these also have black PCGS backgrounds rather than white (the one in this thread is white, I know). These appear to be done with axial lighting to pick up the colors on toned proofs, but I'm not sure if that is the technique being used. I don't know of any other way to get that "look". Problem is it's difficult to reproduce once the coin is slabbed since the axial light reflects off the slab surface. Since the images are taken raw just before encapsulation, it would be smart for PCGS to have an axial setup for these coins that need axial to show them in their "best light". Anyone have any info on this?...Ray

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