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Bernie

Coin Picture Overlaying

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I have noticed that from time to time pictures of overlaid coin comparisons have been displayed on this forum.

I have some pictures of halfpennies, all pic's of exactly the same size. If any forum reader would be willing to accept a few pictures from me and would be willing to overlay them, I would be most appreciate it. I am trying to establish if there is any differences between halfpennies catalogued as Freeman obverse 11 and 12. The catalogue states differences, but I cannot find them on any of my specimens.

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Bernie, it is quite easy with some free software called Gimp, it also allows you to transition the overlay so you can watch it blend in. I would be happy to do some for you if you don't want to have a go yourself

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I can do it in Photoshop .. but there is a bit of a difficulty in that assuming each coin is at 50% opacity, it can be quite hard to make out the details on each, especially if they are very similar. However, it can be done, after a fashion.

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