1928 sixpence

[stevo1962]

Stevo, you reflect the light into the lens in your photos, this hides the surface quality and lustre which makes it impossible to accurately grade.

Hopefully these photos are a bit better Walter

[robbiegal]

much better!!! well done!!

[wwwww]

Yes that gives a better idea but the first sixpence photos were ok anyway, I was referring to the florin and earlier photos.

Just one tip though, photograph the coins straight down, when you have an angle the perfect lighting angle becomes difficult to calculate and it's difficult to get the whole coin in focus.

[stevo1962]

Yes that gives a better idea but the first sixpence photos were ok anyway, I was referring to the florin and earlier photos.

Just one tip though, photograph the coins straight down, when you have an angle the perfect lighting angle becomes difficult to calculate and it's difficult to get the whole coin in focus.

What grade would you estimate Walter?

[wwwww]

MS62+

[robbiegal]

kitty nods in agreement (PCGS extraordinaire etc etc assessor!! ha ha)

[stevo1962]

MS62+

That would be perfect thanks Walter

[stevo1962]

Better than expected result for this one

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/30435120.html

[markn]

Better than expected result for this one

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/30435120.html

A good result for you!

[trout]

Nicely done mate, Shame about the "Bagging" on the obverse otherwise I recon it would of graded higher than 63, Well done :good:

[ausjack]

:yahoo: love ya work Steve, mate your getting ok at this grading game as your better being low and getting the higher grade than being disappointed when it comes back lower, well that's what I think :winkextra: