5/6/2002 2:55:31 AM, G. Adam Stanislav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I have a platinum image, but again, I have never seen
platinum in real life, so someone who has, please tell me
if I got the color/finish right, so I can submit it:
http://www.goldcowboy.com/temp/platinum.jpg
Thanks,
Adam
On Monday, May 6, 2002, at 09:22 AM, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
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Platinum coins are much more shiny and lustrous than your picture shows.
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One Oz. Platinum Eagles have both mirror-shiny and satin finishes on them,
and they are widely considered one of the most beautiful US coins ever
Platinum coins are much more shiny and lustrous than your picture shows.
some people aren't aware that google lets you search images:
http://images.google.com/
if you enter
platinum coin
in the search box you'll see lots of eagles and other platinum coins.
fwiw, i'd agree with jray, the
5/6/2002 11:07:34 AM, James M. Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that aside from gold and copper (that I can think of anyway)
most metals are probably best described as 'silvery.' Hmm. And both gold
and
copper are known to occasionally appear in pure or almost-pure form
naturally,
5/6/2002 2:55:31 AM, G. Adam Stanislav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I have a platinum image, but again, I have never seen
platinum in real life, so someone who has, please tell me
if I got the color/finish right, so I can submit it:
http://www.goldcowboy.com/temp/platinum.jpg
Thanks,
Adam
