2022 D Possible First Double Die For The 2022 D Cent?

First you have to start with clear pictures. Most of mine are originally 15 MB in file size. This next part is dependent on your photo editor. Crop the photo to show the details you want to show. My top to bottom is 5.4k pixels so that is my upper limit for square images and the file size will decrease dramatically (usually down to about 3 MB for me). After it's cropped, you then resize the image at 70% quality to the number pixels that will bring the file size within range. A 1K x 1K pixel image will vary for me between 150-250K file size, dependent on color variation in the image.

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To be clear, size has zero to do with quality.

Here's a pic of the date on a Morgan dollar I took years ago, it's 101KB, a third of the limit.


Quality has to do with lighting, technique, focus, setup. etc The focus issues on yours make me think you're holding your camera when you take them, a big no-no.

Try this setup.
http://goccf.com/t/422658

Thank you for the tip Seeker_101 ,can you see a difference in quality? Started with 20mb average pics, then changed to 4:3 then reduced quality into it was around 300KB. Is this better Errers and Varietys , Greasy Fingers , Coinfrog ? Cheers and thanking you for the feed back on images. I didn't realize how much the quality was lacking because I have the coin in hand and see what I see and my mind was playing tricks one me. Cheers!

Greasy Fingers Thank you for the response, if so then why is it when I have a light source in one spot and slowly move my finger across the light source the full letters move? And what I mean by move is, it looks like two strikes on top of on another and when I block a certain point, one set of letters goes black and the other lightens up, and the same thing the other direction?

PL made it a little difficult to get the pic but I uploaded a clearer pictures. Look at the date. Mint mark.

Not seeing any doubling other than light.

Light source? This is weird, but ok. Thank you