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Hi John1. Hopefully this is a better picture of the Y in Liberty.  |
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Sorry, but I am not seeing it.
Errers and Varietys.
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Still not seeing a DDO,sorry. John1  |
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No problem I was just posting because you said that there was something that might look interesting and I felt like I had a better picture. Thanks for taking a look.
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Thank you EnV for taking a look as well.
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This is probably a dead topic or rapidly becoming so, hopefully you guys will see my question before moving on. My question being does either one of you have or know any good links to high resolution pictures that show planchette field distortion due to being struck by a doubled die?
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Edited by CouchDiver1978
04/16/2019 08:00 am
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Much better images. I see a lot of die flow on the fields. This indicates that the dies were getting very close to retirement. Their appears to be some very light Machine Doubling on the motto devices. Looks like you have a nice software program? But a 100% improvement. Thanks. Now we can see what you have on your coin. Although this is not a keeper coin, now we can look forward to greater images on the next one. |
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I take my pics with my Samsung G7 and my usb microscope. For some reason this coin just popped. Almost holographic, you know. I didn't do anything special that I remember, the coin just loved the camera (which was my G7 I believe) Here is another 2003 D that I found the same day which I thought was interesting. Apologies for the pictures they're kind of broken up and lacking in-continuity. As such, they are likely 2 display the same characteristics you elicited in your previous analysis of the first coin discussed in this post.   |
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The next round of pictures on a new coin will be much better for sure.
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Do you use a scope? When taking images with a scope, keep in mind to focus on the fields and not on the tops of the devices. If you focus on the tops of the devices, the fields will be blurry. (Note on the 2003 images how the fields are not clear) On the other images the fields were clear looking.
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I'll have to look at the file names of the original pictures and not the collage that I use for the Post to be certain which camera I took it with. I think that the first one was done with my Galaxy 7 phone viewing through a 14 power Hastings triplet in natural light. The second one since I found it at the same time may have used the same setup and could be blurry because the light was changing or maybe because I was focusing more on the devices in less than the field. What you're saying makes a lot of sense I'll definitely place emphasis on the fields over device tops. Thanks Coop.
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