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I bid $13.99 on it so yes you would have won Darth. No one else bid. If I had known you were bidding I would have let you have it. I will take new pictures once I get it and clean it up a bit. I might display it next to my 50's Crosley tube clock radio. It looks like the plastic is held on by screws so the coin should be removable.
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@jbuck- Very nice '72S Proof. Where did you get it slabbed? Would love to do that with a couple Morgans I have. @Paralyse- I would've bid on that had I seen it as well. Love the toning on him. The clock is nice too.  @batboy Congrats on your 1st toned Ikes!! They look great  Now that you got those you will want more.
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Naw, I'm fine now. I wanted one toned Ike and now I got two. So, I need to move on. After I finish my Susie Bees (within a week I hope), I will work on Indian cents (just got a 1864 with L and rpd) and hope to do some upgrades to my 7070 type set this year too. |
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@jbuck- Very nice '72S Proof. Where did you get it slabbed? Would love to do that with a couple Morgans I have. It was slabbed in my dining room.  The holder is a Lighthouse Everlsab... http://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/eve...-lighthouse/They have the same dimensions as the NGC slab. |
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My 1972-D Came in today!  The One shown on previous page in PCGS Tru-View. I decided to take pictures of my own to see if they come close to the PCGS pictures. Wow what a difference ...I'm gonna need alot of work. Here is what it looks like under my lights and camera.   Edited by MontCollector
02/14/2017 5:35 pm
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Don't feel bad, Mont. Photographing slabbed coins is a nightmare for most people, myself included. It's still a completely satisfactory image. Remember, they shoot the raw coin for TrueView images.
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02/14/2017 6:04 pm
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Don't feel bad, Mont. Oh, I don;t feel bad. I think my pictures are great for the equipment I use. I Think all I really need is different lighting for Ikes. The lighting I use works great for 90% silver coins...but not so well for the modern 40% and Clad coins. Am very happy with coin as well. Fits right in with my collection. Now I need to get a graded '72P to complete the '72 Graded set. |
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But there is a coin show this weekend You going to spartanburg or long beach?.. the charlotte show is good, I picked up some ikeys |
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Here is what it looks like under my lights and camera. Looks great to me! Quote:
You going to spartanburg or long beach?.. the charlotte show is good, I picked up some ikeys Spartanburg. Also known as Hub City, Sparkle City, Spartan Vegas, Greenville's Oakland, etcetera.  |
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They say that's a good show, I'll have to try it one day
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I do think so. It is every bit as good as the fall show in Greenville. This show used to be held in Greenville, but moved to Spartanburg maybe twelve or thirteen years ago. Funny, this one is called the Upstate South Carolina Coin Show and is sponsored by the Greenville and Parker Coin Clubs. Parker is in west Greenville county. http://goccf.com/t/279232The fall show is the SCNA annual convention show. |
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Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis Edited by paralyse
02/16/2017 12:29 am
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Oh, wow. Those first two pictures tell the story. Dang it. Missed out again. Hehe. Can the coin be removed? I bet a TrueView image would be stunning.
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Looks really nice to me! |
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Yup, the front cover is held on by 4 plastic screws that easily remove. I can take it out of the clock for further photos but I am not good at photographing toners so I might send it to Todd/blucc.
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