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i have been trying to get better images. this is a coin I posted earlier, and am now trying the image optimizer link to try getting a better result. opinions appreciated.

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is that some corrosion on the reverse or just some tape residue or something
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it is residue of some kind. I tried saoking in in distilled water for a while, but that didnt help.
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Looks like your white balance is off. Use a piece of copy paper for the background and calibrate the white balance. Ideally, you want a pure, white background.
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