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Re: Axial Lighting is like magic for coin photography
The main issue I have with axial lighting is the degradation of image quality as the light has to pass through the 45-deg glass. To avoid this, I developed a technique a decade ago I call "smile… (View Post)2 -
Re: Imitation Thread - Post your 1950-1964 Proofs
Great Satin proofs! I'd love to own such a set. Been searching but they are not easy to find. (View Post)4 -
Cellphone Copy Stand with Lights: System-P1Q2
I've sold quite a few of these systems and folks have had good luck with them. Recently I've changed from a fixed grey background to a reversible transfer card. This makes it much easier to… (View Post)2 -
BofA OBW Cent roll markings question
At least in 1950's, Bank of America marked its roll tubes with a date code. The code was put on when the tubes were ordered/printed. Usually the date code is consistent with the coins within, bu… (View Post)2 -
Re: BofA OBW Cent roll markings question
I did some searching and answered the less important half of my own question...it seems BofA continued to apply date codes to their wrappers (in a consistent manner) into the late 60's at least.… (View Post)3