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Re: My first crack at real photography
The extra depth shown in the TV is due to Phil/PCGS being able to bring the lights higher without glare than you can once the coin is slabbed. I don't see any glare at all on the slab so for sur… (View Post)3 -
Re: Is this the finest Mercury Dime ever seen?
My opinion that the MS69 Cent may be a counterfeit was primarily based on the original coin image I showed, which I think was from an auction listing. That image showed the coin as too good to be tru… (View Post)3 -
Re: Is this the finest Mercury Dime ever seen?
In lieu of being able to physically examine the coin, I plan to do some photographic forensics using existing PCGS and other photos of 1919 Cents. I've already done some comparisons between the … (View Post)1 -
Re: Is this the finest Mercury Dime ever seen?
If you look back at the patent record, you can learn a lot about the history of coin rolls. It's true that coins have been hand-rolled going back a very long time, but this was not done with unc… (View Post)1 -
Re: Original Roll of 1909-S VDB?
<< <i>please forgive the silly question (i don't collect cents).... Did the mint roll pennies in 50ct rolls back in 1909? is there such a thing as an original 50ct mint roll from 190… (View Post)1