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Re: Device for coin photography at ANA show
I spoke with them for quite a while. Their goal was to make a self-contained, desktop lighting device that someone that's not all that skilled or interested in the finer points of photography could u… (View Post)3 -
Re: What is the most sought after US coin that may be expensive but still within reach?
Any of the widely available key dates, probably. 1877 cent, 09-S VDB, 55 Doubled Die, 37-D 3-leg Buffalo, 16-D Mercury dime, 93-S Morgan (in lower and lower grade lately). The reason they're availabl… (View Post)7 -
Re: A question about error grading
It would make the most sense to determine what the error is before grading the coin. If it's damage or a faked error, there's no sense grading it. (View Post)3 -
Re: Can You Grade From Images?
If I have to wonder if something could be hiding on the coin that the image doesn't show, then I wouldn't say I could grade from that image. Does a proof have hairlines? Are there contact marks hidin… (View Post)5 -
Re: Can You Grade From Images?
That's a little different from grading based on just an image. Given a coin and a grade, once you get used to the qualities of a seller's pictures, you can make a pretty good judgment call. Given a r… (View Post)3