1825,6,7,31 CBH die marriages by T/I alighnment with pics!

maibockaddict

Guys, for those who collect these, what do you think of this page?

I am nuts you know! And it is snowing out!

1827
T-I alignment page

Added these three more for those who are having trouble!

1825 T-I

1826 T-I

1831 T-I

mozin

Looks good to me Dave. You sure must have a lot of time on your hands.

shorecoll

I love bust halves, but I have no intention of collecting more than a few of the 1827's.

You are correct, you are crazy...

MsMorrisine

Just to note your appreciated free site needs to be more mobile friendly, and needs a switch to desktop version button


Mobile menu messed up
Link click here rolled me into what appears to be the main page for mobile.

maibockaddict

<< <i>Just to note your appreciated free site needs to be more mobile friendly, and needs a switch to desktop version button


Mobile menu messed up
Link click here rolled me into what appears to be the main page for mobile. >>



go to the bottom of the pages for more finger friendly links

I use my tablet as well, and it is the best I can do, although you put a finger on a pic on that page and it pops up the attribution page....

BustHalfBrian

1827's can be tricky to attribute. I'm sure many here will find your guide useful.

zap1111

Dave,

This is handy and there are a lot of nice coins imaged here! Thanks!!
zap

lkeigwin

You know I appreciate and promote your site, Dave. But I wonder if T/I alignment needs more than just a few photos and a sentence or a two.
Lance.

maibockaddict

<< <i>You know I appreciate and promote your site, Dave. But I wonder if T/I alignment needs more than just a few photos and a sentence or a two.
Lance. >>



This is what I am trying to figure out...How to make attribution of CBH's that are tough to attribute easier. My thought was to post images all on one page grouped in one way or another, and 1827's are in most need of making things easier. Am I on to something or do I need a different approach?

This is the question that I must try to answer...

lava

You are on a good and worthwhile mission. Anything that makes attribution easier will prove popular. I've often thought a diagram with pix would be a neat idea, one that branches out like a family tree. I'm not that bored yet to tackle it, but ...

lkeigwin

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<< <i>You know I appreciate and promote your site, Dave. But I wonder if T/I alignment needs more than just a few photos and a sentence or a two.
Lance. >>



This is what I am trying to figure out...How to make attribution of CBH's that are tough to attribute easier. My thought was to post images all on one page grouped in one way or another, and 1827's are in most need of making things easier. Am I on to something or do I need a different approach?

This is the question that I must try to answer... >>

When I was a kid in the early '60s my siblings and I watched a daytime TV show called "Concentration". Contestants had to find images hidden in drawings and trace their outlines to win.

Some of us were really good at it, and some of us sucked. It's the same thing with variety attribution. You are either good at picking up details and differences. Or you suck.

I figure lesson plans aren't worth much. But my wife says I've been wrong a lot lately.
Lance.

maibockaddict

I think that I will do this sort of T-I image page to a few others as well. 1831, 1832, 1830, 1826, 1825, 1836 all come to mind.....hmmm

maibockaddict

At the top of the thread, 1825, 1826, and 1831 T-I alignments....