Wow, I never knew we had so many numismatic experts here! I just Copy and Pasted the photos from ebay as it is the same type of coin as mine, and no photos I was able to take with my iphone came out very well, there were always shadows in it somewhere.
That's not my ebay auction.
I could try again later to take better photos, maybe outside in shaded daylight so it looks more even for light and dark areas.
And if anyone feels I am selling it too cheaply, I will be happy to accept more for it! I figured I'd price it at a level where even if it comes out low on the grading scale, the buyer doesn't lose money on it.
RedGummyBear - L2Spell. "poured" has a letter "u" in it. You wrote "pored".
Djjacket - you L2Spell too. In your case, "pour" should be "poor".
That's not my ebay auction.
I could try again later to take better photos, maybe outside in shaded daylight so it looks more even for light and dark areas.
And if anyone feels I am selling it too cheaply, I will be happy to accept more for it! I figured I'd price it at a level where even if it comes out low on the grading scale, the buyer doesn't lose money on it.
RedGummyBear - L2Spell. "poured" has a letter "u" in it. You wrote "pored".
Djjacket - you L2Spell too. In your case, "pour" should be "poor".
Haha, good call on the "Word Crimes" -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Gv0H-vPoDc
But you shouldn't be posting on threads while driving...
Arrows 1-4 show an extra amount of ridges Arrow #1 is a good example of a pored die. Notice Arrow #5 starts back smooth like a normal ridge would be. This is chinese made and simply putting it on a scale would show the weight is not accurate.