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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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What is the largest field area that the microscope can attain?
Will it still accommodate a whole coin, if that is what is needed to be pictured?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I have one of these and it is possible to get an image of the whole coin with a fair bit of fiddling about. A normal camera would do a better job I feel. But for close up detail the usb gizmo is the bees knees  |
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Formerly nancyc
 Australia
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Will it still accommodate a whole coin, if that is what is needed to be pictured? .Absolutely, the scope just needs to be further away from the coin. I've started a new topic to post some images and measurements, so you can get an idea of what it's capable of. https://goccf.com/t/111156life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Hey you guys, how come no-one asked where the rest of the CoF States errors are? I only just realized there's none for WA, NT, NSW or Qld.  I must have been well and truly sidetracked by the Tennis.  Coming to a thread near you soon..........  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Valued Member
Australia
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looks like I am starting to get right ..   |
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Valued Member
Australia
428 Posts |
this one is from my 1930 penny .  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I am looking forward to them Nancy.
I have only a few 20c (havent noodled them much), but this will give me some more things to look out for!
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Here are the NSW CoF 20c Errors: I have 13 NSW error coins all up, parts of Coins 1-12 are shown below, c13 has a front hair Cud similar to the others. These are the areas to pay attention to:   2001 CoF NSW - From L to R: C1: C2 Grub: C5 Tadpole:  2001 CoF NSW C3-C4 D.Ck Bottom L Corner of Map to Rim  2001 CoF NSW C6 Rev 3 Cuds 2001 CoF NSW C7.1:C7.2:Cud beside map, small Cud above NT  2001 CoF NSW C8.1:8.2:8.3:Cud beside map, small Cud above NT, Back Hair Cud  2001 CoF NSW C9.1 9.2 Map NT (Similar to C7)  2001 CoF NSW Obv- C10.1-10.2: Front Hair, Chin.  2001 CoF NSW C11.1-11.3 Front Hair,Chin,Rev D.Ck.  2001 CoF NSW C12.1-12.3 Front Hair,Chin,Rev D.Ck.  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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05/03/2012 8:13 pm
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Qld - 10 Coins - Where to look   CoF Qld - Obv Str through Grease 2 Places  2001 CoF Qld c1-c3 Obv Front Hair Cud  2001 CoF Qld c4 Obv Cud in R: Rev Cud in 9  2001 CoF Qld c5 Obv Cud in R, A: Rev Cud in 9  2001 CoF Qld c6 Obv Cud in R,A: Rev Cud 9  2001 CoF Qld c7 Obv Cud in B,R,A,2,0 (C7 has 7 Errors)  2001 CoF Qld c7 Rev Cud in 9 & Heel Print  2001 CoF Qld c8 Obv Cud in B,R,A  2001 CoF Qld c8 Rev Cud in 9 & Heel Print: Doubling  2001 CoF Qld c9 Rev Cud in 9 & Heel Print  2001 CoF Qld c10 Obv Hair: Rev Heelprint  2001 CoF Qld Obv Cud Above IRB (C8, I missed this one) so Coin 8 has 6 Errors  Some doubling is also present on various coins. life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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NT - Not many. Although I have 9 NT Error coins, most of them are pretty much the same. 2001 CoF NT Obv - 3 Die Cracks (All on 1 Coin)  2001 CoF NT Obv - Cuds on; Cheek, Nose, Mouth, Lip, Chin (6 coins with variety of these errors)  2001 CoF NT Obv Str through Debris - Temple  The last one has a very minor amount of Die Fill on both sides. (No image) life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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WA - Last lot!  Where to look:   2001 CoF WA c1-c6 Obv - 2 Hair Cuds (C1 - 6 very similar)  2001 CoF WA c1-c6 Obv - F'head, Nose Cuds 2001 CoF WA Obv - Str Thr Nose: D.Cks 1,A,I,A-Rim  2001 CoF WA - Obv Cheek Cud 2001 CoF WA Rev - C8,C9,C10, all similar. There appears to be 2 fine D.Cks at the top of the Map and the area between the D.Cks is frosted.  2001 CoF WA Rev - C11 D.Ck 1-Rim: Large Flat Cud Q's Cheek  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
653 Posts |
 another incredible effort, nancyc.  with larena and dibby33, that it would be great if you could write a book on your numismatic research. Squire |
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Valued Member
Australia
148 Posts |
Nice effort Nancy, but you do know that you just taken a few more years of our eyes.
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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you just taken a few more years of our eyes. This is what my poor eyes looked like after I finished on the PC yesterday.  They usually look like this:  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Formerly nancyc
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Kel: this one is from my 1930 penny. Holey Dooley Kel, do you really have a 1930 Penny or were you just winding us up. The post I took the quote from was on P2 of this thread by you on 3rd May 2012, and I'm sorry missed it and it's taken me nearly 3 years to reply. life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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