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We both know they won't accept that currency because of your exposure, you have to improve it. There are blurry images, don't take it wrong.Originally posted by signofthedimes View Post -
It’s still better than what my phone usually gives me. I have to fix the harsh exposure it has set. My IPhone has LIVE photos which transitions between moments, I have to catch the original by screenshot at the very beginning of the transitioning moment or the coin will come out every time like I poured bleach all over itOriginally posted by ariel cabrera View PostComment
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Hey Sign, just to be sure I`m not missing something here but is there a specific question you have about the areas you have pointed out?Originally posted by signofthedimes View Post
Along with clear photos there should also be a clear question.. just asking
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I was just a little taken back the the most substantial vision (of a likeness) remaining/removed Close/Far AM would even possibly be so dramatic with the correct slanted A top, and raised perfect bottom of A on a 1991 instead.Originally posted by Dutch-Tigger View Post
Hey Sign, just to be sure I`m not missing something here but is there a specific question you have about the areas you have pointed out?
Along with clear photos there should also be a clear question.. just asking
People ask me, “how do you” I reply “how don’t you”Comment
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I see, well too bad you`re coin isn't one year latter and as a CAM.Originally posted by signofthedimes View Post
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