Pictures of the 20th Anniversery Reverse Proof coin - from NewsPaper
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I think the design is really going to jump out at you. It should be pretty sweet !!
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<< <i>Am I the only person who thinks reverse proofs look horrible? And I don't just mean these US pieces. I think the Canadian, British, and other countries reverse proofs all look bad. >>
I also don't care for them. The devices should be frosty so you can more easily appreciate the art work without a lot of flash interfering with your viewing.
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<< <i>Am I the only person who thinks reverse proofs look horrible? And I don't just mean these US pieces. I think the Canadian, British, and other countries reverse proofs all look bad. >>
I'm glad you said what I was thinking. I think the reverse proof on the Franklin dollar made it kind of cool. But this design doesn't lend itself well to the reverse proof. I see it and I think velvet Elvis.
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