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1972 Bahmas 2 Dollars Proof
jlueke
post Feb 7 2006, 03:43 AM
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post Feb 7 2006, 11:34 AM
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Nicely taken photo Jorg! I've got one of these too but even though its about as nice there is no way my scanner could compete. :-)

Alongside my one in its tray is a Brilliant Uncirculated Bermuda `Turtle' 1 dollar silver crown. As I leaned towards it the cartwheel effect created by the surface lustre caught my eye, reminding me why I have a goodly few modern silver crown size coins in Unc AND Proof.

They both have their merits, although (to my mind) the proof strike definitely augments the engravers art more than a business strike. Room for both in the world though. ;-)

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post Feb 7 2006, 03:28 PM
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post Feb 7 2006, 07:40 PM
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QUOTE(Ian @ Feb 7 2006, 06:29 AM)
Nicely taken photo Jorg! I've got one of these too but even though its about as nice there is no way my scanner could compete.    :-)

Alongside my one in its tray is a Brilliant Uncirculated Bermuda `Turtle' 1 dollar silver crown. As I leaned towards it the cartwheel effect created by the surface lustre caught my eye, reminding me why I have a goodly few modern silver crown size coins in Unc AND Proof.

They both have their merits, although (to my mind) the proof strike definitely augments the engravers art more than a business strike. Room for both in the world though. ;-)
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Thanks Ian. My photographic skills are still hit and miss though hopefully I am learning. This coin was actually quite easy. The fields were drinking in the light. I think the coin wanted, NEEDED to be photographed.
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