This coin is for sale in the next NAC 46 auction. I was curious as to what it would look like without some of the major defects and, as I corrected those, I thought this community might find it of interest as to how much a digital picture can be changed with modern technology. The one on the left is unaltered. The one on the right is "improved". With all the fakes and forgeries out there, this is another example of Caveat Emptor.
h
Registered: March 2005 Location: Piedmont of North Carolina Posts: 1,447
March 11, 2008 3:04pm
Rating: 10
Remind me not to buy a coin from you sight-unseen.
Jeff
hieron Registered User
Registered: May 2007 Posts: 868
March 11, 2008 3:25pm
ROFL!!
Don't worry. If I ever sell anything, it will be through a reputable dealer or auction house, but I hope to keep adding to my collection for a while. I've always loved the Kimonian Decadrachms, but I doubt I will ever be able to afford a nice one. Now, at least, I have a really nice picture of one side of one. I guess I will have to live with that.
h
4to2centophilia Registered User
Registered: February 2006 Location: Connecticut Posts: 964
March 11, 2008 6:31pm
I agree with Jeff.
I am miserable with Photoshop. I have trouble with every part of it.
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