Do you ever print your coin photo's?

STONE

As a coin collector who uses the services of someone else to photograph their coins, do you ever print those pictures, or do you just keep them digitall stored?
Obviously digital takes up less space (as per a CD or flash drive), but printing them out for either insurance, display, or other purpose may also be handy.
Keeping a photo album of your coins while they are safely secured in a Safety Deposit Box (or other likewise location) may be a way to keep track of what coins you own, etc. (there's many purposes in which pictures are useful, printed or digital)

Obviously as coin collectors we like to see our coins in-hand rather than photo's, but that isn't always a practical solution in this day-and-age.

I have not yet printed pictures of any of my coins, but I have thought about doing so.
Therefore, do you print out images of your coins?

Bochiman

I do for a few.
I took one that Onlyroosies gave my son, a beautiful toned Roosie, and printed it on 8 1/2 x 11 paper for my son and he put it up in his room.
Still has it up there too.

But, for most of the pics, no. I only do it to a few.

adamlaneus

I have a nice 13" wide photo printer. I'll print out one or two to frame.

But I do not print all of my coins photos out as an archival medium.

For archival purposes, multiple (3) sets of hard drives stored in multiple locations is best.

blu62vette

I print quite a few for display at shows more than anything.

Swampboy

No, I only have mine saved digitally.
I would like to have one or two on my wall.
Maybe someday.

messydesk

I'll print them to show others. An 8x10 has much higher resolution than what you can view on your monitor. I also pick out 12 each year and make a calendar for myself and others that want them. Right now, there's a nice Pilgrim half hanging on my wall.

coinsarefun

I put together this poster with my images and layout.
Had it printed out on 18"X24" glossy photo paper.
It came out looking awesome but got a little expensive.

LoveMyLiberty

Coinsarefun, that is simply a wonderful display you've created!
Everything from the images, layout, added pictures, overall design
and of course the tokens .
It would make a terrific designer piece for a home, or office!

anablep

No, mine are stored digitally, but I did print out some reference images posted by Sunnywood based on his toning scale for comparison purposes.

blu62vette

I have done a couple 26x30 posters and have a couple more to do for others...

Moonwinx

When I have photos of my coins and tokens printed, I have borderless prints made by snapfish for 9¢ each.

They make wonderful 4x6 prints which are amazing for such low cost.

The only tricky part is that they must be in a 4x6 aspect ratio, but of any size. Their equipment will resize your photos if they are in 4x6 ratio, like 8 x 12, etc.

So I resize them to exactly 4x6". I would recommend that they be borderless so that borders do not get trimmed off. Also, I always use a black background for my prints.