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PostPosted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 1:02 pm Reply with quote

I just ereceived this yesterday:



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nice die cracks. I like Canadian Large Cents. Pls post full pics of both sides at your convenience.
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 11:05 am Reply with quote

Dick,
I thought I heard something about the size of the beads on the large cents being of 2 varieties, do you know if Im thinking of another canadian coin?
Nice pictures though!
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 1:46 pm Reply with quote

BarryN,
I don't know of any varieties in the large beads. There are, (but not that reliable 0, three types of beads, (on the large cents. I know nothing of the other denominations), and one is an oblong shape, pointing E-W, for one size leaves, and another oblong oriented N-S for another, while the round leaf was the large size. i have been told that the shapes are unreliable for determining the leaf size.
As far as full face shots, I can't make any larger coverage, due to the prototype setup I have with the camera/scope. i would have to dismaount the camera, and later realign it so the lens would enter the "donut-shaped tube on the eyepiece. i can go mush closer for very detailed views.
for full face views, i can use the 20X, on the scope, and get about i/4, to 1/3 of the coin. with the three, or four shots, you could make a composite view. That is the only way i can "look" at my coins.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 1:49 pm Reply with quote

BarryN,
The cracks are on an1858 Vicky. i was trying to figure out which die marriage minted the coin.

I don't know of any varieties in the large beads. There are, (but not that reliable 0, three types of beads, (on the large cents. I know nothing of the other denominations), and one is an oblong shape, pointing E-W, for one size leaves, and another oblong oriented N-S for another, while the round leaf was the large size. i have been told that the shapes are unreliable for determining the leaf size.

As far as full face shots, I can't make any larger coverage, due to the prototype setup I have with the camera/scope. i would have to dismaount the camera, and later realign it so the lens would enter the "donut-shaped tube on the eyepiece. i can go mush closer for very detailed views.
for full face views, i can use the 20X, on the scope, and get about i/4, to 1/3 of the coin. with the three, or four shots, you could make a composite view. That is the only way i can "look" at my coins.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 2:33 pm Reply with quote

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I thought I heard something about the size of the beads on the large cents being of 2 varieties, do you know if Im thinking of another canadian coin?


There are lg/sm bead sizes on Canadian 1965 small cents.

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 11:52 am Reply with quote

Ed, you are right. There are two SIZES of beads.
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