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I got these Bust Coins Trueviewed for TrainNut at the Las Vegas Invite:
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Note: Edited to show old and new Trueviews on the bust dollar:
TrainNut is my 15 year old YN. All of these coins were purchased by him with his own money.
He purchased this one from Dave Wnuck at CRO:
This one was from the Stacks Bowers auction in PHilly ANA:
This one came from Jim McGuigan:
Old TrueView
Vegas TrueView:
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Let me know which pic TrainNut prefers and I'll make it the 'official' TrueView.
Phil
Radiant Collection: Numismatics and Exonumia of the Atomic Age.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/showcase/3232
<< <i>Looks like I've photographed that 1799 on two other occasions. The pic that's showing up is actually from 2008, and shot it to highlight some of the colors. The pic I took in LV highlighted more of the thick patina:
Let me know which pic TrainNut prefers and I'll make it the 'official' TrueView.
Phil >>
I vote for this one. It is much more representative of what the coin looks like in hand (I have seen it). In fact, I didn't even recognize if from that 2008 TrueView.
Great job, Phil!
And kudos to TrainNut. He's is one of those YN's that bear watching. He has the potential to be one of the Greats in our hobby!
Nice coins and images.
Mike
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<< <i>Looks like I've photographed that 1799 on two other occasions. The pic that's showing up is actually from 2008, and shot it to highlight some of the colors. The pic I took in LV highlighted more of the thick patina:
Let me know which pic TrainNut prefers and I'll make it the 'official' TrueView.
Phil >>
I vote for this one. It is much more representative of what the coin looks like in hand (I have seen it). In fact, I didn't even recognize if from that 2008 TrueView.
Great job, Phil!
And kudos to TrainNut. He's is one of those YN's that bear watching. He has the potential to be one of the Greats in our hobby! >>
Agreed that this photo looks the best.
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......