What do you think of the new look of the Stack's website?

Longacre · December 8, 2006 2:11AM

I like the new look. Very clean, like the old site. I also like the red color that they are using, especially around this time of year. I also see that they are getting into the Christmas spirit early, with the picture of Santa on the home page.

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pf70collector · December 8, 2006 2:29AM

Nice. Somewhat similar to ANR's previous site. Kind of like a hybrid.

numisma · December 8, 2006 2:31AM

Much nicer than the old site. I think that the new site is just a revamp of the old ANR site, which is also very nice.

OKbustchaser · December 8, 2006 2:44AM

Much prefered the old site (pre-merger) especially when brousing auction lots. Before, I could look (for example) for Barber halves...and I saw Barber halves. I didn't have to wade through page after page of other half dollars before I got to the Barbers.

Of course, I had it slightly better than this as I was usually looking for bust material rather than Barber or 20th century stuff, but I would like the opportunity to search by type as well as denomination.

dbldie55 · December 8, 2006 2:56AM

My only concern was why it took so long for you to post this thread. I found the new site hours before you mentioned it.

Barndog · December 8, 2006 2:59AM

the look could be improved by placement of a photo of the younger Karstedt prominently on the home page, otherwise it is a good site.

rwyarmch · December 8, 2006 3:00AM

I don't visit the new site as often now. Somehow, the images of Lawrence and Harvey Stack cannot
replace that of Melissa Karstedt!

Aegis3 · December 8, 2006 4:58AM

The dark red on dark blue looks horrible on this monitor (to the extent that you can tell there is dark red text on a dark blue background, which on this monitor is not much!). (I also grant that the color scheme is not as bad on my home computer.) The formatting seems a bit odd, and doesn't look too good in either Firefox 1.5 or 2.0. Plus, they really need web-page style menus for their auctions like the pre-merger Stack's webpage had (and which Heritage and the Goldbergs have at present).