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It' looks diffrent  |
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 Can't see anything the photo is to blurry |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Not sure yet of the question or the image? Need more input. But welcome to the Modern Variety Error Forum. |
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to the forum! I think the question is, "Is this a Wide AM?". It looks like a Close AM to me, but the image is a little blurry to tell. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Are both pictures of the same coin?
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Pillar of the Community
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The A does not look centered...in either photo post a whole pic of the reverse tho when you can
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Yes its the same coin. PLS any posittive advice will be greatly appreciated. I know theres gona be people who will try to discredit things like the a m not touching. Then its the ignitials. Or the centered. I'm using a ohone with a loop ao its hard to capture ot. Base on the picture of this 1992d pls be encouriging oon your opinion
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Pillar of the Community
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Thats all I ever use is a phone with a loupe and sometimes the 'olloclip' app. With the right lighting and a steady hand it should not be too hard to capture a full coin pic. However nobody is trying to discredit you everyone is here to help and they were only asking for clearer pics and clearer answer as to what you were actually asking
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02/05/2017 12:37 am
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The angle in which a photo is taken has a great affect on what is seen.
In the future, to get an accurate answer to questions relating to coin photos, try to center the coin and take the photo at a 90° angle to the coin's surface.
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Thanks cwb for the advice. Whats that app you recommended cause I can't find it. I went in wex and it showed a pic of a mark on the obverse. Here's a pic of mine. And how come there's no actual pics  |
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