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New Member
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I am waiting on my digital microscope, it was supposed to be here last night.
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Pillar of the Community
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Now you can take nice close photos. Suggestion only exercising you will master the micro. Do not go more then 300x because you will go crazy. I do 'it and I wanted to jump over the window (bad feeling) in time I was at the 19 floor.
Coop will tell you exact was is.
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New Member
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Hahahaha! I can picture it in my head. I would probably feel the same way. Now to get a better computer. Can you see the flatness in the ear? It goes down the jawline and hairline down his neck. Pay attention to the ponytail, also. The same on both sides. I am by no means claiming I understand the process entirely or I'm an expert in the field. It looks as if the coin was just not struck in these areas. Is this possible. On the reverse, the "state" Louisiana does seem a bit thicker
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Bedrock of the Community
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Looks like I see circulation wear on the coin, but not seeing evidence of coin contact. So that leaves possible stuck through on that area.
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New Member
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Yes their is some circulation wear.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looking again, Look down where the L_ and P_ areas are. That is where I should have been looking. It now looks like a contact mark. I was looking too high up the first time. So it looks more like damage now that I take another look at the affected area.  |
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What damage? I'm trying to find the contact but there seems to be none. The metal i. The ear does have the appearance of a planchet pre-strke and is missing details where in order for it to be caused by contact would it not show at all surrounding?
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New Member
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I am watching the videos on YouTube coin community by the way. Very informative Cooper
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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They started out as DVD's. I made about 10 different updates, and then the Idea of for the video was saving me a lot of postage. The music quality was better on the DVD's. (The music I created from a progam called mixcraft 6. Being also a musician for decades and now that Karaoke came along. The music is now collecting dust. (So is karaoke because of Covid-19) So it is good I have some Songs on that format on Facebook. (I don't get too involved with it though now) Coins is my strongest interest right now. That and image editing.
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Good work man, I am impressed. What would you say are the better books to purchase as far as for errors.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Let me ask you a question: If you have books you've not read yet, then that is a clue that you might want to ask questions here to answer specific questions that you need to know now. We cover here points that you won't find it books. Either they don't know, or they don't figure it is worth make an answer book for. We have information already here, posted that will probably answer your questions already. As a question (or start a new topic and we can discus that so you can start your knowledge in a progressive fashion. (You know, Start from the foundation, before trying to add to the roof) CoopHome (Note it turned blue) Click on that blue link to a thread of subjects that will answer questions with images and discussions. |
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@COOP Sharing, teaching and showing your knowledge it is a virtue. speaking like this is a very deep philosophy. What is missing? nothing except a video in which you show that the collecting is a hobby, a passion and a proudness of the history and also a mirror of the past for the future generations. Also the video must have and show to those who look for fast and easy capital gain that it is an ephemera with the "Blowing in the wind" song in background. Thanks COOP for everything you do for everybody here. God bless you.
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I've done that already. Note on my signature line below, see the numbers 1-5? Those are my excerpts of the DVD, in segments on YouTube. About 20 minutes each for a total of almost two hours. So you can check it out some time.
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