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Just playin' with a camera. I bought the halves a couple of years ago before silver went through the roof ! :clapping:
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Brandy[Ma.]
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General Ray
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this for years and have many photos of some great shots of relics and coins with the perfect back ground color with a simple camera that you would never think it was.
Play with that camera Rick, great shots on great American coins, just beautiful
On another note UMP but still on target with your post is E-bay and how people sell coins that look so bad because they didn't take the time to bring out the beauty of the coin with the right back ground and focus, for me it's a golden rule, post American history give that piece of American history it's due and it starts with the back ground, nice coins UMP
Play with that camera Rick, great shots on great American coins, just beautiful
On another note UMP but still on target with your post is E-bay and how people sell coins that look so bad because they didn't take the time to bring out the beauty of the coin with the right back ground and focus, for me it's a golden rule, post American history give that piece of American history it's due and it starts with the back ground, nice coins UMP
Craig in Alabama
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