Morgan Is A True Or False Dollar?

Yes they are, which I took into consideration and made proper angular corrections when copy pasting.

I don't just rely upon a method. I analyze each step I am taking as I am taking it. I have experience with analytical thinking/research/processes and also consider myself a troubleshooter/inventor (which I thoroughly enjoy).

Since the alignment of details along the length of the line is what this analysis focuses on, then if a copy/pasted line does not match perfectly, the orientation of the coin would logically be the very first thing to check. Which I did.

One other item I did not mention b/c I was trying to be as relevent as possible in replying was that I also considered the angle the camera was to the coins when the pictures were taken. The perspective can also make for apparent differences. However, in this case, the original pics appear very well aligned in that the coin's surface was parallel to the camera lens - hence perspective problems, it present at all, are so minimal as to be meaningless.

I use a program called Photo Impact by ULEAD (not the program of same name by NOVA). Although Corel bought out ULEAD, updated the program (while removing features), and the discontinued it.

I use version 10 on a regular basis and prefer it to the later versions which tried to "make things easier" by adding more clicks to get a task done. However, any of the late ones will still be pretty easy to use, comparably speaking, to Photo Shop. I have used versions 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, and 13.

Photo Impact is infinitely more user friendly than Adobe Photo Shop and costs a lot less. The program is available normally on ebay for around (or under!) 20.00 S&H. It is unparalleled for power in text manipulation on graphics which I also use on a regular basis.


https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...photo+impact

Skitch is another free alternative which I use when I am in a hurry and only need basics. Although I use the first version as the second one, again, tried to make things more "simple" by adding to the number of clicks needed to do each task.

Sorry about that!



to the CCF!