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Just reading a thread on CU about images people "nailed", i.e. they were as close to the true look of a coin as possible. The first image of this coin I thought was quite something! The toning isn't particularly to my taste in the second view of it, but the cameo effect is amazing.

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Wow that is some coin! I prefare the first view as well.

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Just reading a thread on CU about images people "nailed", i.e. they were as close to the true look of a coin as possible. The first image of this coin I thought was quite something! The toning isn't particularly to my taste in the second view of it, but the cameo effect is amazing.

MergedpairofGeorgeIII1P2.jpg

Both are beautiful but likewise I like the first better. I did not try to look up but I assume the engraver

was Pingo? Actually I don't even know what denomination this is.

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Looks like a penny?

Kuchler was the designer of this series. Definately much better workmanship than Lewis Pingo ever had to offer. Not that i don't like Lewis Pingo you understand! :D

Thomas Pingo was much better.

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