it's the lighting position for each of the two photos. The "error" is simply a shadow from the rim. Lighting for the other was in a different position (or the coin was) resulting in no shadow from the rim.
Also, you can eliminate 'off center' error, lettering in both pics is same distance from the edge.
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Thanks for all your helpful comments, guys! Also, good sleuthing by @UpGrayedd !
It's embarrassing, but it looks like I got totally fooled by a shadow. Lesson learned!
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Thanks for all your helpful comments, guys! Also, good sleuthing by @UpGrayedd !
It's embarrassing, but it looks like I got totally fooled by a shadow. Lesson learned!
I say no worries. It was a good thread that lead to good information and a valuable learning experience for many. I am sure many here appreciate the update too.
@1st_Place said:
Thanks for all your helpful comments, guys! Also, good sleuthing by @UpGrayedd !
It's embarrassing, but it looks like I got totally fooled by a shadow. Lesson learned!
Kudos for coming back and owning... learning is paramount!
@1st_Place said:
Thanks for all your helpful comments, guys! Also, good sleuthing by @UpGrayedd !
It's embarrassing, but it looks like I got totally fooled by a shadow. Lesson learned!
No shame in coming clean. That effect has fooled people before and will again, no doubt.
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it's the lighting position for each of the two photos. The "error" is simply a shadow from the rim. Lighting for the other was in a different position (or the coin was) resulting in no shadow from the rim.
Also, you can eliminate 'off center' error, lettering in both pics is same distance from the edge.
"A car is a tool that takes you from one place to another. Everything beyond that is a payment for other people's perception of you."
Looks just like the OPs picture - Great job of sleuthing!
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Well... that was fun. Who is getting busted next?
I am a newer collector (started April 2020), and I primarily focus on U.S. Half Cents and Type Coins. Early copper is my favorite.
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This has been the best read all month!
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Thanks for all your helpful comments, guys! Also, good sleuthing by @UpGrayedd !
It's embarrassing, but it looks like I got totally fooled by a shadow. Lesson learned!
I say no worries. It was a good thread that lead to good information and a valuable learning experience for many. I am sure many here appreciate the update too.
Happy collecting!
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Was fun for a minute.
No shame in coming clean. That effect has fooled people before and will again, no doubt.
Totally agree. It was a good thread with some good information. No shame in that.
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Interesting thread. I thought the OP had an amazing error at first glance.