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1812 Capped bust half dollar~Hold the " JUICE "
If you wanted to see it in the slab, here it is ," JUICED & UN-JUICED! "








The bitterness of "Poor Quality" is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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Put UHR or CAC in the title.
Just a suggestion.
I can tell you I like it but I'm not knowledgeable enough to comment on the toning of such a piece.
Hold the juice.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
<< <i>I never thought the coin was AT and still do not think is AT, but I thought the original images you shared of the coin were oversaturated. >>
The original pictures had barely been touched. See the original thread.
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- Jim
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<< <i>I never thought the coin was AT and still do not think is AT, but I thought the original images you shared of the coin were oversaturated. >>
The original pictures had barely been touched. See the original thread.
Editted for spelling >>
I just put together a side-by-side look of the reverse as originally shown along with the two images shared in this thread. The reverse was chosen because the obverse does not have three larger images provided. The link is here. The first image of the trio was the original image and, in my opinion, appeared oversaturated upon first impression and still appears oversaturated. The second image is the "unjuiced" photo shared in this thread while the third image is the "juiced" photo shared in this thread. So, I agree with you that the images have been altered.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
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<< <i>I never thought the coin was AT and still do not think is AT, but I thought the original images you shared of the coin were oversaturated. >>
The original pictures had barely been touched. See the original thread.
Editted for spelling >>
I just put together a side-by-side look of the reverse as originally shown along with the two images shared in this thread. The reverse was chosen because the obverse does not have three larger images provided. The link is here. The first image of the trio was the original image and, in my opinion, appeared oversaturated upon first impression and still appears oversaturated. The second image is the "unjuiced" photo shared in this thread while the third image is the "juiced" photo shared in this thread. So, I agree with you that the images have been altered. >>
The first two photos are different kind of lighting, the third is juiced . the two different lights are; sun light with a soft box and the other is indoor ligthing for a camera un-filtered.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I can tell you that I think that coin is ABSOLUTELY beautiful
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<< <i>No comments
Put UHR or CAC in the title.
Just a suggestion.
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lol. great looking coin
Do the services go by luster on these circ bust coins? I see luster around the periph, but no indication in the fields.
<< <i>Going by the image, wear and luster I can see I grade it XF- 46.312.
Do the services go by luster on these circ bust coins? I see luster around the periph, but no indication in the fields. >>
You are right! When you take pictures with a soft box you won't see much lusrter, but it really bring out the details. At least that's been my experience. Thanks to all for your comments, it is appreciated.
<< <i>Going by the image, wear and luster I can see I grade it XF- 46.312.
Do the services go by luster on these circ bust coins? I see luster around the periph, but no indication in the fields. >>
Not for sale at this point in time....Thanks
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<< <i>Going by the image, wear and luster I can see I grade it XF- 46.312.
Do the services go by luster on these circ bust coins? I see luster around the periph, but no indication in the fields. >>
Not for sale at this point in time....Thanks >>
I wasn't asking!!!