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1897 S Morgan - Choosing 1 Of 5 Obverse Photos

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mkfarm
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At times when I look at them again they appear to be the same coin.
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Number one is by far the best photograph as it reveals the luster within the fields.
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the question is the question of why to post such a question... and why?is it to best represent the coin to its actual appearance or how best to hide some of the obvious defects on the coin......this is the best we can do to understand photo's , I am not attacking this poster, but rather addressing the PHOTO ISSUE....and in many a post the photo's are bad and the grading is high.........and someone with a better camera that shows detail gets shut down and poorer grades...evaluations...is this something most people forget?
Frankly I see to many MS 63/64 grades given with really crappy out of focus pictures..........
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