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New Member
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Edited by M0ntg0mery
02/19/2012 12:42 am
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New Member
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Why is my pic being resized to a smaller size? I uploaded a 17 meg .bmp to picasa and it shows up looking like a thumbnail on here.
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New Member
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Well...couldn't figure out the problem with my pics being resized but I did edit and post a link that shows the larger size picture.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Rest in Peace
United States
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 , M0ntg0mery! Quote:
I uploaded a 17 meg .bmp That's roughly 340 times as big as necessary, 680 times this:  |
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New Member
United States
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@coop, thanks! I was really excited, because I'm a newb! lol
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Pretty sure we have all been there. I was wrong on the first 4-5 coins I posted on here that I thought were Doubled Dies. Practice makes perfect!
Happy Hunting
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Rest in Peace
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As you've already seen, this is a great learning resource. |
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United States
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Yup. I just started and I've been way wrong so far. lol but I'm slowly learning.
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New Member
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Machine Doubling? Due to all the numbers doubled the same with what looks like doubling on the MM? Just wondering and trying to get doubling and Machine Doubling straight..... Still working on burnished and unburnished also.... |
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Pillar of the Community
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Timehunter - The way most people 'get' the difference with hub doubling and Machine Doubling is to buy a true doubled die and study it. A 1995 doubled die in AU-BU is not very expensive and offers a very nice example of hub doubling to learn from. Burnished vs. mint state - they are virtually identical in most aspects. The difference with silver eagles is the mintmark. That's about it. |
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Coppercoins:
Thanks for the info and reply.
On burnished versus unburnished, I was reading somewhere about the two types of burnishing on the 2000 P?D? Sacagewa coins. There was some difference in them. I need to find that post again as I have some Sac's with some errors on them. Just got some equipment to take pictures and hope to post some soon!
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Rest in Peace
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, timehunter! |
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Posted 02/19/2012 12:44 am
