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1971-D Ike Jawline Clash

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Have found three of these now. I like Ike! (these are pretty hard to capture with my camera).

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 Posted 03/18/2014  9:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Here is an overlay:
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Thenks coop, I wish I knew how to do those overlays.
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CCF group...


I am only posting to this THREAD (at this time) to BOOK MARK it.
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You need software that will reduce opacity 50%. Then you need two images that are the same size. Then you flip one 180 degrees and also horizontal, reduce the opacity and make a layer over the other normal image. Make a duplicate, then repeat the process for the opposite side. I try to get new coin images from the U.S. Mint site and older coin images from HeritageCoin.com because they have large images and I reduce them in size to suit my needs.
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Domain555,
All you need to do to book mark a post is click on the star at the top of the post you want to book mark.
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John1.............

Thank you kindly
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