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USA - Philippines Type Set 1903 - 1906
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- ARE COLORIZED COINS A GOOD INVESTMENT?
"There is a very small and selective market for colorized coins. Most colorized coins with state flags, painted backgrounds, glow-in-the-dark paint, or holographic material have almost no resale value compared to the price they were bought at."
"If you are looking for colorized coins that may gain in value. Look for limited edition bullion coins made only by certain mints."
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.ARE COLORIZED COINS A GOOD INVESTMENT? "There is a very small and selective market for colorized coins. Most colorized coins with state flags, painted backgrounds, glow-in-the-dark paint, or holographic material have almost no resale value compared to the price they were bought at." "If you are looking for colorized coins that may gain in value. Look for limited edition bullion coins made only by certain mints." Read more: https://americancoinstash.com/2021/01/05/are-colorized-coins-a-good-investment/ .History of Colorized Coins
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Got the coins but these photos were from the seller.
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- I would recommend to shot coins removed from their holders as much as possible, obviously you can't do that with a TPG slab, but a Mylar 2x2 is just asking for glare and other issues such as softness and a hazy look. I also note the white balance is changing in these photos, the white holder gives that up as it's a different shade of white in each photo example. Try to get it consistent to maintain the look of color correctness.I would recommend to shot coins removed from their holders as much as possible, obviously you can't do that with a TPG slab, but a Mylar 2x2 is just asking for glare and other issues such as softness and a hazy look. I also note the white balance is changing in these photos, the white holder gives that up as it's a different shade of white in each photo example. Try to get it consistent to maintain the look of color correctness.
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- Set your camera to aperture priority and the ISO to 100. You want to pick an f number that makes the image most sharp. If you're setting the focus point to the middle of the coin and use a low f number the edges will not be in focus. If you use a high f number you reduce sharpness. There's an easy way to find your lenses optimal f number though. Zoom in a bit so only the coin is in frame, then take a photo for each f number, then look at the file size of the photos - the sharpest image will have the biggest file because of the way the JPEG algorithm works. You'll want to be sure to have the camera perfectly perpendicular to the coin though. Get a small mirror to put on the surface, focus the lens on its reflection, and center it to do this.Set your camera to aperture priority and the ISO to 100. You want to pick an f number that makes the image most sharp. If you're setting the focus point to the middle of the coin and use a low f number the edges will not be in focus. If you use a high f number you reduce sharpness. There's an easy way to find your lenses optimal f number though. Zoom in a bit so only the coin is in frame, then take a photo for each f number, then look at the file size of the photos - the sharpest image will have the biggest file because of the way the JPEG algorithm works. You'll want to be sure to have the camera perfectly perpendicular to the coin though. Get a small mirror to put on the surface, focus the lens on its reflection, and center it to do this.
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Struck Through Smooth, Viscous Material (grease, oil)Striking Errors: Struck Through Smooth, Viscous Material (grease, oil)0 Comments 0 Shares 224 Views - United States Special Mint Set
1965, 1966, and 1967United States Special Mint Set 1965, 1966, and 19670 Comments 0 Shares 112 Views - Possible repunched mint mark or probably damage.Possible repunched mint mark or probably damage.1 Comments 0 Shares 244 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- I need to learn a lot how to use a mirrorless camera.
Top photo: Apple iPhone 7
Bottom photo: Canon EOS M50I need to learn a lot how to use a mirrorless camera. Top photo: Apple iPhone 7 Bottom photo: Canon EOS M500 Comments 0 Shares 416 Views - Souvenir coin sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.Souvenir coin sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.0 Comments 0 Shares 204 Views
- Souvenir coin sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA in 1904.Souvenir coin sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA in 1904.0 Comments 0 Shares 210 Views
- Sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.Sold at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.History of the 1904 One Peso
"The total issue of Philippine silver coins made at Philadelphia in 1904 was 11,355 sets. None of these were struck specifically for circulation.
Sold at the mint throughout the year was a total of 1,355 sets. These were struck on order and were regular Proof issues. Another 10,000 sets were officially ordered by Farran Zerbe (widely known numismatist, later a president of the American Numismatic Association) to be placed for sale at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis during 1904. The first striking of his order for 10,000 set may have been proof like in quantity and appearance, but the majority of them were struck as Uncirculated coins. Of the 10,000 sets delivered for sale at St. Louis, there remained unsold 6,746 sets. There were sent to the Philippine Treasury in Manila where another 500 sets were sold; the rest were placed in circulation as ordinary coins".
Source/Reference: Page 32 - United States Territorial Coinage for the Philippine Islands by Neil Shafer
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015034960933&view=1up&seq=34&q1=1904 . . .
#KJcoins #KJuspi0 Comments 0 Shares 200 Views - Copper coins are graded red (RD), red brown (RB), or brown (BN). What will be the grade of the coin on the right?
Copper coins are graded red (RD), red brown (RB), or brown (BN). What will be the grade of the coin on the right?2 Comments 0 Shares 982 Views - I used the back of my iPad as background.
I used the back of my iPad as background.History of the 1904 One Peso
"The total issue of Philippine silver coins made at Philadelphia in 1904 was 11,355 sets. None of these were struck specifically for circulation.
Sold at the mint throughout the year was a total of 1,355 sets. These were struck on order and were regular Proof issues. Another 10,000 sets were officially ordered by Farran Zerbe (widely known numismatist, later a president of the American Numismatic Association) to be placed for sale at the Philippine Exhibit held as part of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis during 1904. The first striking of his order for 10,000 set may have been proof like in quantity and appearance, but the majority of them were struck as Uncirculated coins. Of the 10,000 sets delivered for sale at St. Louis, there remained unsold 6,746 sets. There were sent to the Philippine Treasury in Manila where another 500 sets were sold; the rest were placed in circulation as ordinary coins".
Source/Reference: Page 32 - United States Territorial Coinage for the Philippine Islands by Neil Shafer
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015034960933&view=1up&seq=34&q1=1904 . . .
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1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Official Medal
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The "Read more" is missing.
https://www.mycollect.com/posts/95305Post shared to a group (i.e. Coin Photography group) The "Read more" is missing. https://www.mycollect.com/posts/95305
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https://www.mycollect.com/posts/95299Orignal post with "Read More" https://www.mycollect.com/posts/95299
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