Russ, the 69's dies were still touched up by hand using q-tips and acid. Looks like that might be a great pup for that die. I'll bet he has 50-100 brothers. Danged frosty coin, and I'm liking the new camera.
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Very Nice Coins! Boy, that new camera shows every little detail. I wonder what that 69 would look like with your Ricoh, whether or not those tiny little frost break lines (assuming that is what they are) would be visible.
<< <i>I wonder what that 69 would look like with your Ricoh, whether or not those tiny little frost break lines (assuming that is what they are) would be visible. >>
That is, indeed, what they are. And, they would not show nearly as well with the Ricoh. The Nikon does capture detail much better, and produces crisper images.
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<< <i>Great snags - the '69 fits my definition of "caked" frost. >>
It does indeed. I'd kill for a 1970 with that frost.
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<< <i>I wonder what that 69 would look like with your Ricoh, whether or not those tiny little frost break lines (assuming that is what they are) would be visible. >>
That is, indeed, what they are. And, they would not show nearly as well with the Ricoh. The Nikon does capture detail much better, and produces crisper images.
Russ, NCNE
I saw one along these lines a few weeks ago ... the happiness quickly fadded when I saw the big unremovable without destroying the coin, spot