I found my old thread. Unfortunately, I had hyperlinked the images because the software version of the boards that PCGS was using at that time could not easily handle many large images. So, I thought I was doing everyone a favor by placing links so that they could look at so many coins, when in reality it made preservation of the images that much more difficult. The links are now dead and the images lost, unless I can find the original film roll.
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I found my old thread. Unfortunately, I had hyperlinked the images because the software version of the boards that PCGS was using at that time could not easily handle many large images. So, I thought I was doing everyone a favor by placing links so that they could look at so many coins, when in reality it made preservation of the images that much more difficult. The links are now dead and the images lost, unless I can find the original film roll.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/586114/a-glimpse-of-an-original-mint-state-roll-of-1932-washington-quarters-links-to-large-file-size-imag
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson