Photoshop fun with 1916 vs 1917 SLQ's

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Alltheabove76
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  • jmj3esq
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    Now thats cool!
  • Meltdown
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    Very Cool, thanks. I'm memorizing the diagnostics. image
  • MFH
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    THANK YOU !!!!!

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  • johnny54321
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    Great work! Now we just need to create one that gradually "morphs" from the 1916 to 1917. ;-)
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  • jesbroken
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    What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim

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  • Alltheabove76
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    << <i>Great work! Now we just need to create one that gradually "morphs" from the 1916 to 1917. ;-) >>



    How is this?

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  • Dentuck
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    The laurel that Miss Liberty is holding changes.

  • PerryHall
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    << <i>What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim >>



    Check the oval fold just above the 19. It appears more closed and flat on the 1916.

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  • gonzer
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    Great visuals. Thanks for the effort behind it. image
  • BillJones
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    Actually this is a really great way to note the subtle differences in the diework between the 1916 and 1917 Type 1 coins. Thanks for showing us this!
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  • Alltheabove76
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    I worked a long time on that, I hope someone saves it and puts it on a website somewhere.
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  • Broadstruck
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    Alltheabove76 imageimage
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  • DCW
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    Excellent work here! Very informative, thanks for posting it!

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  • pakasmom
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    << <i>I worked a long time on that, I hope someone saves it and puts it on a website somewhere. >>



    Or, maybe on a poster to hang in the grading room. image
  • SCDHunter
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    << <i>What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim >>



    I am not an expert on these, but I think the 6 and 7 are the easiest diagnostics to identify.image
  • divecchia
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    Nice morphing job...

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    << <i>What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim >>



    I am not an expert on these, but I think the 6 and 7 are the easiest diagnostics to identify.image >>

    Not when the coins are so worn that the date doesn't show. And at that point, there are still other diagnostics that do show.
  • Alltheabove76
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    << <i>

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    << <i>What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim >>



    I am not an expert on these, but I think the 6 and 7 are the easiest diagnostics to identify.image >>

    Not when the coins are so worn that the date doesn't show. And at that point, there are still other diagnostics that do show. >>



    Not to mention being able to tell altered dates by looking at the other diagnostics.
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  • sinin1
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    thanks for all the effort

    it would be nice in a FR-02 or a P-01 where most people are scratching their heads
  • HoledandCreative
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    Nice post. As others have mentioned, it would be very informative to see dateless ones morph. And maybe a set of VFs, VGs, and AGs to watch them wear. Endless possibilities for your talent. Thanks.
  • QuarterCollector
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    very cool. great work
  • MarkInDavis
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    << <i>What are the actual diagnostics, other than the inner shield, the head into the border, and the flatness of the garment over her right biceps. That's all I know and would appreciate any additional diagnostics.
    Thanks
    Jim >>



    The diagnostic I find most useful (especially for very worn or dateless coins) is the shape of the curve of the bottom of the gown outside liberty's right foot. I keep hoping to spot a dateless, slabbable 1916.
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  • toyz4geo
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    Very cool. I gotta get Photoshop!

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  • morgandollar1878
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    Very cool pictures, and great looking SLQs too.
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  • tumbleweedtrumpet
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    Wow, thanks!
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  • ebaybuyer
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    VERY sweet ! i have pics of both but the dfifferences are SO much easier to spot with your morph job. im off to find a dateless 1916
    regardless of how many posts I have, I don't consider myself an "expert" at anything
  • habaraca
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    Thanks to the OP

  • LanceNewmanOCC
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    @Alltheabove76 said:

    NICE.

    you did that before i even joined the forum. :+1:

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    @pakasmom said:
    << I worked a long time on that, I hope someone saves it and puts it on a website somewhere. >>

    Or, maybe on a poster to hang in the grading room.

    I was able to save it-just because I think it's cool. Great job!

  • [Deleted User]
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    @Alltheabove76 said:

    It's tricking my brain into hearing it switch, but only when it switches to the 1916

  • thebeav
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    That's pretty neat. Nice work

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  • habaraca
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    @Alltheabove76 said:

    can you repost your overlay or PM me a link for it.......

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