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Moved this post to the Variety Forum.
It is interesting. It's so dark I just cannot tell for sure, then the last photo of the 99's looks like it was overlayed but I really cannot tell anything from the photo's presented. May want to try and lighten up and show any seperation in any/all the serifs. This would give us a better idea.
EricLast edited by eaxtellcoin; 08-27-2024, 10:45 PM. -
Overlayed????Comment
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Thanks for your inputComment
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New brightnessComment
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Was this coin in a holder of some sort when you took the photos ? If the camera is set to auto focus, it would do it on the mylar or plastic holder rather than the coin itself. That can cause photos to be blurry.
In my opinion, single shots are better to look at when zooming in rather than any type of collage.Gary Kozera
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Yes,I was told to lighten up the pics and I had to šo the collage because some were too big ,which I've had problems withComment
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