CoinFacts Wiki

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Feel free to lend a hand!
www.coinfactswiki.com
Feel free to lend a hand!
Ron Guth
President
PCGS CoinFacts - the Internet Encyclopedia of U.S. Coins
www.CoinFacts.com
President
PCGS CoinFacts - the Internet Encyclopedia of U.S. Coins
www.CoinFacts.com
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I'm surprised this site has gotten such little traffic. I would hope that it would have expanded a lot more by now. I guess most of us have resigned ourselves to slugging out the fees for the one written by the experts.
<< <i>Hmmmm.... no controls? That is not good. Cheers, RickO >>
some of the work I did on the site got edited or deleted. Nature of wiki stuff, I guess. Certainly limits one's willingness to continuously upgrade and refine.
<< <i>It's as one would expect from any committee: some useful, some useless, and no responsibility for content. >>
Have you made any contributions?
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
* CoinFacts.com - Deprecated, but still has historical content
* PCGS CoinFacts - Officially sponsored and up to date
* CoinFacts Wiki - Why support if official PCGS effort is behind PCGS CoinFacts, not CoinFacts Wiki?
I'm not sure of the reason behind CoinFacts Wiki if PCGS wants everyone to subscribe to PCGS CoinFacts.
<< <i>To me, it seems strange to have CoinFacts.com, PCGS CoinFacts, and CoinFacts Wiki.
* CoinFacts.com - Deprecated, but still has historical content
* PCGS CoinFacts - Officially sponsored and up to date
* CoinFacts Wiki - Why support if official PCGS effort is behind PCGS CoinFacts, not CoinFacts Wiki?
I'm not sure of the reason behind CoinFacts Wiki if PCGS wants everyone to subscribe to PCGS CoinFacts. >>
Coinfacts Wiki gives us commoners a method of dispensing information on a "trust" basis. Some may be right and some may be wrong based upon the contributors knowledge level.
Just like Wikipedia.
Just like IMDB.
There are moderate controls in place but it's more or less the honor system and "most" people that would take the time to contribute are honest. If incorrect information is presented then its editable.
The name is LEE!
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<< <i>To me, it seems strange to have CoinFacts.com, PCGS CoinFacts, and CoinFacts Wiki.
* CoinFacts.com - Deprecated, but still has historical content
* PCGS CoinFacts - Officially sponsored and up to date
* CoinFacts Wiki - Why support if official PCGS effort is behind PCGS CoinFacts, not CoinFacts Wiki?
I'm not sure of the reason behind CoinFacts Wiki if PCGS wants everyone to subscribe to PCGS CoinFacts. >>
Coinfacts Wiki gives us commoners a method of dispensing information on a "trust" basis. Some may be right and some may be wrong based upon the contributors knowledge level.
Just like Wikipedia.
Just like IMDB.
There are moderate controls in place but it's more or less the honor system and "most" people that would take the time to contribute are honest. If incorrect information is presented then its editable. >>
But do either of them run a competing paid-membership site?