Peacemaker

**Silfrfish** · May 2

All sold are packaged and labelled ready to go in the morning, they were ready today but the missus decided to take the car allllllllll day, apologies for delay

May 2

Price reduced!

May 1

added the final few for the day

**stephanao** · May 1

I have added a few more, I will upload some unc ones shortly if anyones interested

**Petra** · April 30

£40 + p&p

Bank transfer preferred

Cheers

**HonestMoneyGoldSilver** · April 30

Very low mintage on this one, only 405,034

1908 M £280

1900 £225

+p&p (special delivery recommended)

Bank Transfer preferred,

Cheers.

**Petra** · April 29

59 minutes ago, Petra said:

Great coins👍unfortunately late as ever 🤔

Still adding more throughout the night so keep an eye out

**Petra** · April 29

1888 Philadelphia £30 SOLD

1889 O New Orleans £30 SOLD

1879 Philadelphia £34 SOLD

1883 O New Orleans £34 SOLD

1890 O New Orleans £29 SOLD

1877 CC Carson City Dime £88 SOLD

1905 O New Orleans "Barber" Quarter ("scarce in all grades" - NGC) £56

1913 D Denver "Barber" Quarter £48 SOLD for £44

1857 Philadelphia Seated Liberty Quarter ~~£115~~ £90

1875 Philadelphia Seated Liberty Quarter £36 SOLD for £33

1900 Philadelphia Morgan Dollar Weak strike causing loss of detail on high points, flawless fields ~~£55~~ £48

1914 D Denver Barber Quarter ~~£36~~ £26 SOLD

1915 D Denver Barber Quarter ~~£36~~ £26 SOLD

1916 D Denver Barber Quarter ~~£36~~ £26 SOLD

1886 Philadelphia Morgan £35

1885 Philadelphia Morgan £29

1900 Philadelphia Morgan £35

1921 S San Francisco Morgan £36

1900 Philadelphia Morgan £43

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter £18 SOLD

1884 O New Orleans Morgan £48

1880 Philadelphia Morgan £49

1885 S San Francisco Morgan £120

1883 Philadelphia Morgan £97

1879 O New Orleans £88

Plus postage (Special Delivery recommended)

Bank Transfer or Paypal

I will update this post to add the rest of my 19th Century U.S Silver so I don't flood the forum.

**stefffana** · April 29

1 minute ago, Silverlocks said:

It seems to be working fine. Axial shots will pick out the detail but tend to flatten out the lustre of the coin. Some things for OP to contemplate.

Get a grey card and figure out how to lock the white balance on the phone. You calibrate the phone by putting the grey card where the coin would go, pointing the phone at the card and then setting the white balance lock. This will be more significant when photographing gold, as gold tends to confuse the software that auto-calibrates the colour balance on the camera.

Learn how to use raw image files rather than taking pics directly to JPEG.

Take a look at the 'open camera' app.

Consider getting one of the little bluetooth dohickeys that let you trigger the shutter without physically touching the camera.

Very helpful tips, will give that a go, cheers!

**stefffana** · April 29

I mean its never going to compete with a proper camera and light setup but it fits my needs

**ArgentSmith** · April 29

Final result, I am only using a galaxy A50 on standard photo settings, its has a pro mode I will figure how to use but the colours and patterns on the reverse I could never pick up with a normal photo.

**jackflash123** · April 28

4 minutes ago, stefffana said:

Tomorrow morning I'll be in West Yorkshire to stick a serving spoon in a Glory Hole!

Like this? 😂

**stefffana** · April 28

22 minutes ago, stefffana said:

Very nice and smart idea!

I am interested to buy one, but should have on the back side a 20/10mm rectangular hole. I'd like to use your device not for coins, but for spoons hallmarks.

I can't explain exactly how should be, but I'm sure you understood the idea. The hole's purpose is to push the spoon until catch the hallmark in picture.

Thank you!🤗

Cheers, yeh I get you, I wasn't planning on making them to sell, I am happy to provide the G Code to anyone to use, once I have tested it of course

**James32** · April 28

45 minutes ago, Darr3nG said:

Looks like a mouse trap...

Perfect, still in prototype stage but I think it should work

**stefffana** · April 28

8 minutes ago, Darr3nG said:

Looks like a mouse trap...

Great idea, maybe I should modify it to use as a mousetrap when I am not photographing my coins..

**AaaGee** · April 28

Hi all, I have used axial light in the past for my coins and it is by far the best in my opinion, the setup I had rustled up out of card was too bulky and tended to need a large desk space and some setup time as well as a plug socket for lighting.

I have come up with this simple design which is currently printing, size was a big issue for me as it should be easy to take a picture of your coins without having a dedicated space or having to set up a rig so I have designed this around a small battery powered LED light that secures on the back, it is roughly 160mm in length, 80mm in height and 77mm in depth, apart from the height, it is no bigger than a mobile phone so nice and compact and no need for a dedicated space. Phone just simply lays on the top of the box to take a picture.

Glass is blue on the model to help see it better.

Not including 3D printer, full roll of filament or glass cutter as I already had them, the cost for entire setup is under £25, £3.18 for filament, £20 for LED and £1 for glass inside picture frame, I will try some 1 way mirror film and compare images.

I know I have jumped the gun without having it already printed and tested but I will update as I go, cheers.