Educational Images For Description Of Coin Findings. (Over 500 Images)

Thanks Coop, the references are always helpful but I too agree it is way too much, the size crashed my tablet, it is so much data it can't digest it all, so only on my computer will I be able to use it, but even then, took 1-3 minutes to fully load. When trying to use it as a source for ready access...it's not "ready access". I've bookmarked it but will have to download individual pix and restructure in a file system to use. Maybe there is a way to organize groups, as machine damage, die damage, strike damage, etc, but don't have the time to do that right now. That would "file" a group together for quicker file searching(to/for me).

WOW!

What a great compilation, thank you.

Very nice Coop. Answered several questions and unknowns I've had for a long time. Bookmarked for later reading and studying.

Awesome Coop. That's a good collection of images from CCF. Thank you for sharing.

Good stuff. I always like the side by sides

I was trying to figure out die rotation created by die clash movement. There was a topic on 1970-D cents where you could see the TY on Liberty between the bays. So I was wondering how much rotation was going on, so I made 24 examples of rotation for clash rotations.






I was hoping to explain what looked like two 'Y's on one coin. But didn't solve it yet. ( I feel on is a rotated R)

This is a great reference for beginners like myself! I found the Feeder Finger Damage illustration you referenced. Thank you!

There are a lot of new images I need to add to my previous threads.