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1909 S Lhc - Please Help Grade

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Hello All, I have a 1909 S (drat! no VDB)

anyway I was hoping you all would grade this, I want to see how close my idea is to all yours, and also want to get any feedback you might have on this coin.

Thanks

Matthew



1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade

1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade

1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade

1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade

1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade

1909-S-Lhc---Please-Help-Grade
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 Posted 10/10/2011  5:30 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SHAFTA9a to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice.

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I think this baby will go AU!
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AU-53
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EF-40/45, The pictures are too small for an accurate grade. Aim for at least 800x800.
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EF45. There is some slight wiping on the obverse.
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I think it's a EF-45.
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BadThad - I am running into a problem with the size constraints on photos, that's why mine are small? I would love some pointers, right now I am taking 10MP photos, then resizing them and/or compressing them in Microsoft Office Picture Viewer or whatever it is to get them below 100K. How do you get a good 800x800 under 100K?

Thank you....
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Drop your camera resolution back, you don't need 10MP. I'll double check my settings when I get home, but I think my starting pictures are around 3MP and and simply resize to 800x800 or so with Paint Shop Pro to get below 100k. My web files are usually 90k.
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Is the coin considered "wood grained" or does the finish have any particular name? I like the "striping" in the copper. Maybe not visible enough in the pics...? Anyone?
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This is AU53 in my book with awesome eye appeal. I like the bit of a grain in it, which is common for this one. Would love this coin in my collection if you are selling :)
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That's a nice one, Matt, and it does look AU to me.
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Beautiful brown cent. I think it's on the high end of XF maybe a slider to AU-50. If you can be extra careful not to damage the coin, I'd try to get rid of the gunk.
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"wood grained" or does the finish have any particular name


Striping on copper coins caused by poor mixing of alloy is call wood grained or more commonly call a "woody". A nice natural look more common in older issues.
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Matthew the better way would be to keep the map and resolution as high as possible.

Just host the image on a place like imageshack.com or photobucket.com
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