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Looks like Heritage has a new website design!

What do you think of it!!!!!!!!!! ? Has a nice look but it's a little hard to see the spot where you log in, maybe they aren't finished yet-----------------------BigE
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The downside is that since visiting, I found a coin I want, and therefore your little post could cost me some bucks
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Russ, NCNE
I do like that from the top page you can see how many coins are for sale or auction in each category.
I also noted some research material embedded. For example, when I opened a Reeded Edge Half Dollar Auction it had a link to a variety attribution guide.
<< <i>Looks like a work in progress to me. >>
A lot of dead space on there.
One of the features that I liked so much was that when I clicked on a link to a coin, the color of the link would permanently change. I could go back the next day and see that I had previously viewed a particular coin, whether in an auction, or in their inventory. The same feature that we have right here on these boards. This feature no longer works at heritage. It's the main reason that I stopped buying on DLRC. It's a huge waste of my time to look at the same coins over & over again everytime I view their listings. It may be one of the reasons I no longer buy on Heritage now too. I hope they correct this.
PCGS, ANACS, & NGC Certified Coins on My Website.
These young computer guys make these fancy pansy changes, and then we older guys are expected to buy all new software just to spend money with their company. Total BS!!!!!!!!!
Never could figure out those pull down menus that went sideways. Took 2-3 tries and I usually missed the category I wanted.
You old guys always have trouble adapting to change....
Yes! Yes! It's so true - ! I knew I'd seen that color a couple times today already...
Seriously, the new site seems like a step backwards to me.
>>>My Collection
Consignment Director
Heritage Galleries and Auctioneers
Heritage Rare Coin Galleries
Heritage Numismatic Auctions, Inc.
Heritage World Coin Auctions
Currency Auctions of America
MattO@HeritageCoin.com
<< <i>As our web-site is always a work in progress, any constructive criticism or suggestions would be much appreciated and certainly considered. >>
OK Matthew, like I said, a lot of dead space. A third of the page is just empty space.
<< <i>As our web-site is always a work in progress, any constructive criticism or suggestions would be much appreciated and certainly considered. >>
Shipping auction wins within 2 weeks without having to ask if you are going to ship them would be an improvement. Oooops... I guess that has nothing to do with the new design.
<< <i>As our web-site is always a work in progress, any constructive criticism or suggestions would be much appreciated and certainly considered. >>
The ugly brown side panels can be enlarged by widening the window, but the business within the side panels will not widen.
I also miss the feature that changed the color of a lot listing when I view. Now there is no way to determine which lots I already viewed.
<< <i>I like it.
Never could figure out those pull down menus that went sideways. Took 2-3 tries and I usually missed the category I wanted.
You old guys always have trouble adapting to change....
I agree with you there...I always missed em. Different color scheme would be nice.
kudos to heritage coin on one of the best coin sites on the web
but it is clear easy and consice to access and use
all for our benefit at no cost
double kudos to heritage coin
I would be happy to hear any other comments you might have, either in this thread or directly at stewarth@heritageauctions.com.
Stewart Huckaby
mailto:stewarth@HA.com
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Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)