New Software - Track&Price Coins - Requesting Beta testers

trackandprice

Hi. I am requesting Beta testers for my new Track&Price Coins software. I have been working on this for over 4 years. I would like to have feedback before releasing to the general public.

The software does 3 main functions.

1. Auction Results

2. Extensive comments concerning Defects and other descriptive data about a coin
The program searches for over 200 different types of defects such as Scratch, Lightly scratched, adjustment marks, blemishes, ding, dent, rim bump, etc.

3. Tracking by Coin Author Attribution. I am tracking by over 30 different coin authors such as Snow, VAM, Overton, etc. You can actually see VAM results for example for a 1886 Morgan or Overton results for early half dollars.

Included in the is an animated Tutorial showing you how to use the program.

There are powerful Sort and Filter capabilities. For example only show Auction Results for an 1824 Half Dollar slabbed by PCGS with a grade of XF-40 or better and sold for over $2000 sold between September 22, 2005 and May 3, 2011.

If you would like to test the software please click on this link

http://trackandprice.com/trial_coin.html

or call me at 239-384-9674

Thanks very much
Sandy Bashover

MsMorrisine

essentially realized auction prices need logins to view.


how is this accomplished?

TexasNationals

Are you going to charge $100 year over year or is it going to be a one time charge like Gengerke Census?? I used T&P for 1 year until I got my renewal letter then switch to GC. Not bashing but $100/year is a lot for what I felt I got.

TexasNationals

They enter and compile the E bay auctions, ha.com, Sythe, Spinks, Bowers, and .........

blu62vette

The auction part sounds like coin facts but with less other info such as pops, etc.

MsMorrisine

yeah, I let the question ride.

it is server side info, not client side.


So did you specifically ask heritage, teletrade, etc. for data downloads of completed auctions or do you have an auction-crawler bot??

trackandprice

To try Track&Price Coins you do NOT need a login. On the login (Registration) page you click the Yellow Button "Skip Registration and Continue" and this gets you into the program.

When someone wants to demo the software they have 30 days to try it for free to see if it is worthwhile to them.

Sandy

trackandprice

Yes I am charging on an annual basis. A user leases my data, one does not purchase it.

Is it too pricey? That's for each individual to decide. I put a tremendous amount of work into gathering this data. All I can say is that I feel my pricing levels are fair.

There are 3 different purchase levels for Track&Price Coins

Level 1 - $ 50 Auction Results Prices (includes the premium), Coin Year, Mintmark and Major Variety (if any), Auction Source, Date and Lot Number

Level 2 - $125 All of Level 1 plus Comments about the coin (the software looks for over 300 different descriptions such as Scratched, Abrasion, Adjustment marks, etc)

Level 3 - $195 All of Level 1 and 2 plus data concering various Coin Author Attributions such as VAM, Snow, Overton etc. You can actually view the data for example of a 1886 Morgan and see all the VAM results in an organized manner. As far as I am aware nobody present this data in an orderly way.

trackandprice

"So did you specifically ask heritage, teletrade, etc. for data downloads of completed auctions or do you have an auction-crawler bot??"

I collect all the data with an auction-crawler bot.

TexasNationals

Thanks for answering, I'll stick with my CCDN and free auction house results along with ebay.

LostSisler

Do you have the OSX version somewhere?