PCGS Photograde Online?

I was cleaning out my laptop bag today while I was in a teleconference and found the brochure PCGS gave out at the January 2007 FUN show. One of the things they announced was that they'd have a free, online version of Photograde available starting early in the year. Has anyone seen or heard of any progress in this regard?
John
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
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When was the last time anything was responded to on the Q&A Forum? >>
<< <i>" That would be a good thing to ask over at Q and A "
When was the last time anything was responded to on the Q&A Forum? >>
When was the last time PCGS offered anything "free" in Quantity?
Rob
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<< <i>" That would be a good thing to ask over at Q and A "
When was the last time anything was responded to on the Q&A Forum? >>
When was the last time PCGS offered anything "free" in Quantity? >>
The auction price archive is an extremely valuable free offering.
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When the PCGS grading set comes online, it will be another tremendously valuable free resource. It is something that I thought the ANA should have had years ago and would have been a nice perk for paid members.
Grading set displayed at Long Beach. Maybe online set around the time of FUN?
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<< <i>Still a work in progress for now I think. And wasn't it supposed to be around the begining of next year? >>
Quoth aforementioned brochure, "... And starting early in 2007, PCGS will greatly expand the content of the original work and post new detailed photos online for all collectors and dealers to use and enjoy anb access will be free of charge!" Perhaps they're still in the Great Expansion of Content phase, but I'd think there'd be some mention of this project on their website if it were actually happening.
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