Poll: How many of your coins have images on CoinFacts?

RYK

Are your coins on CoinFacts, the living and breathing coin encyclopedia?

TomB

I would imagine zero.

QuarterCollector

I have a few on coinfacts.

Tom

Goldbully

At least five I've seen so far....of course I paid for TrueView images for the privilege!!

Lakesammman

None.

I took a few to Baltimore to submit but decided the risk (of loss) and cost (of shipping) wasn't worth it.

robec

14 Lincoln proofs.

fcloud

Two that I know of which are both varieties.

crypto79

I have one on the Photo Grade, does that count? I went back and looked so I stand corrected, I have a few .

Goldbully

<< <i>At least five I've seen so far....of course I paid for TrueView images for the privilege!! >>



Here's my very colorful 1877 Trade Dollar for one......

renomedphys

Nine small cents and a large cent. One more is a top pop 3/0 so if I send it in, they will automatically include it. Three more are OGH and condition census, so no images on those. There are also at least four or five others that I have owned but sold that are in there.

tradedollarnut

More that I used to own than that I currently own.

RYK

<< <i>More that I used to own than that I currently own. >>



Same here.

lkeigwin

I have a handful, none of which were TrueViewed. PCGS was okay with my photos.
Lance.

ambro51

I understand my 1875 gold dollar is there

WaterSport

I felt PCGS blew a tremendous public relations/customer service opportunity when they asked us to submit coins for the coin facts and have US pay for the Trueviews. For once they should have thrown us a bone and asked for our coins to be submitted, photographed, and listed for free as a bonus/reward/ego stroke/ whatever as being participants in the registry.

WS

illini420

I had my 1909 Mint Set imaged for CoinFacts (link in signature line) so I know I have at least 18 pics in there somewhere

papasteeze

Much to my surprise I have one.

Coin Facts Image of 1909VDB MS62RB



And this is my image which is more accurate to the actual color of the coin in hand.

1909VDB MS62RB

jsf

If they renamed it CoinAnecdotes I might have something for them.

Eagleguy

I have two, but I didn't submit them.




JH

TwoSides2aCoin

Just one.
MS 68 Cheerios Sacagawea. I see the tiny scratch in the reverse field every time I look at it in photos and in hand. I never saw the reverse of the coin before PCGS did. It was also the first one PCGS took out of the "blister pack" for grading. At that time there were only 2 MS 68's. There are more in the population report since that time (April '07). There are supposedly 5500 according to mint records.
To date, there are fewer than 100 known.
I won't post the photo because I don't want to ruin a perfectly good thread with modern crap.

RYK

<< <i>I have a handful, none of which were TrueViewed. PCGS was okay with my photos.
Lance. >>


That's interesting. I had assumed that all of the photos were TrueViews, but upon further review, there does seems to be a variety of photography styles.

Jesh

I have a bunch (13+) plus top tens... voted wrong though, oops.

Barndog

maybe a lot of them. Anyone look at capped bust half dimes by die marriage and remarriage on Coinfacts lately? I haven't

relicsncoins

None that I know of. I've never had a coin trueviewed though. I probably only have 2 canidates anyway. A 1917 MS66FB dime and a 1934 MS67 Quarter.

illini420

<< <i>

<< <i>I have a handful, none of which were TrueViewed. PCGS was okay with my photos.
Lance. >>


That's interesting. I had assumed that all of the photos were TrueViews, but upon further review, there does seems to be a variety of photography styles. >>



I sent my 1909 Mint Set in for imaging under the PCGS condition census offer they recently promoted. I got photos of them put up on CoinFacts almost a month ago, but still no TrueView photos. I'm told I will get them though... must be a lot of extra work?

bolivarshagnasty

As I mentioned in another thread, I have seen one of my Lincoln varieties (1947 s/s FS-504) in the CoinFacts inventory that I neither
submitted a picture or authorized a photo to be taken. I'm flattered, but does the fine print say they have the right? Besides that one, I have probably another 20 top pop/near top varieties that I need to offer up. Shag

OnlyGoldIsMoney

I found these two when I checked today. Trueview photographs of 1842 $2.50's must be scarce as my F12 is the lowest grade PCGS has ever assigned for that date.



1842 F12



1868-S XF45

Swampboy

Just one and I was surprised when I found it there.

65BN

lordmarcovan

I would imagine zero for me, too, unless the holey 1806 O-129 half discovery coin is on there somewhere. The one that used to be mine.

drddm

I'd say between 90 - 95% of my CBH's from my registry are on CoinFacts.

I am obviously a fan of true view images.

drei3ree

I've noticed several of my nickels. However, I'm still waiting for my royalty check.

kurtdog

<< <i>I've noticed several of my nickels. However, I'm still waiting for my royalty check. >>

Read the fine print in the submission agreements; you're going to be waiting a long time.

mozin

I now have two Bust Halves showing on CoinFacts. The first one is a coin I sent in for regrade, and it earned a higher grade, then showed up on CoinFacts. I was never offered a free picture, even though PCGS is using my coin in CoinFacts. The other, I recently bought, after seeing it in CoinFacts. I never have paid for the TruView service.