How To Post (Upload) Photos

Thomas G. · Sep 16, 2020

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Thomas G. · Sep 16, 2020

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Thomas G. · Sep 16, 2020

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2004 Error nickel :IN GOD WE “TRUSF”

Thomas G. · Sep 16, 2020

1082 ERROR QUARTER
“The Future-Past Quarter

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Kentucky · Sep 16, 2020

Went to dropbox, saved your photo, made new post, clicked on "Upload a File", double clicked on the file, where it says "Thumbnail" (this is the default) and "Full Image" clicked on Full Image, mission accomplished. Now I'm gonna delete the file because I don't want to keep it.
BTW, this coin is BTH Beat To Heck!

WindyJ · Oct 6, 2020

Speedy said: ↑

To post a photo:

MAKE SURE YOU PHOTO IS A--bmp, doc, gif, jpe, jpeg, jpg, pdf, png, psd, txt, zip.

You photos can be:

250KB bytes
(Zip files can only be 54.7KB)

1)click on the "post reply" button,

2)Scroll down past the text box and find the box entitled "Additional Features",

3)Inside the "Additional Features" box click the button that says "Manage Attachments",

4)In the box that pops up click "Browse",

5)Find your photo on your computer and click on the "open" button,

6)Click on the "upload" button and hope your file is not too large,

7)If the file size is ok then your file will show up in the bottom of the box as a "current attacnment",

8)Click the "close this window" button,

9)Finally click on the submit reply button (DO NOT preview your post as that will delete the attachment).

Ten images per post
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Steve Cocorikis · Oct 10, 2020

Speedy said: ↑

To post a photo:

MAKE SURE YOU PHOTO IS A--bmp, doc, gif, jpe, jpeg, jpg, pdf, png, psd, txt, zip.

You photos can be:

250KB bytes
(Zip files can only be 54.7KB)

1)click on the "post reply" button,

2)Scroll down past the text box and find the box entitled "Additional Features",

3)Inside the "Additional Features" box click the button that says "Manage Attachments",

4)In the box that pops up click "Browse",

5)Find your photo on your computer and click on the "open" button,

6)Click on the "upload" button and hope your file is not too large,

7)If the file size is ok then your file will show up in the bottom of the box as a "current attacnment",

8)Click the "close this window" button,

9)Finally click on the submit reply button (DO NOT preview your post as that will delete the attachment).

Ten images per post
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Steve Cocorikis · Oct 10, 2020

Speedy said: ↑

To post a photo:

MAKE SURE YOU PHOTO IS A--bmp, doc, gif, jpe, jpeg, jpg, pdf, png, psd, txt, zip.

You photos can be:

250KB bytes
(Zip files can only be 54.7KB)

1)click on the "post reply" button,

2)Scroll down past the text box and find the box entitled "Additional Features",

3)Inside the "Additional Features" box click the button that says "Manage Attachments",

4)In the box that pops up click "Browse",

5)Find your photo on your computer and click on the "open" button,

6)Click on the "upload" button and hope your file is not too large,

7)If the file size is ok then your file will show up in the bottom of the box as a "current attacnment",

8)Click the "close this window" button,

9)Finally click on the submit reply button (DO NOT preview your post as that will delete the attachment).

Ten images per post
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Steve Cocorikis · Oct 10, 2020

1969 floating roof penny!!

Steve Cocorikis · Oct 10, 2020

Steve Cocorikis said: ↑

1969 floating roof penny!!
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Steve Cocorikis · Oct 10, 2020

Steve Cocorikis said: ↑

1969 floating roof penny!!
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expat · Oct 10, 2020

Unless you are just practicing on how to upload a post, you should create a post on the appropriate forum, error coins for example. You must include full image, not thumbnail photos. And a concise question regarding your coin. This way you will get more views of your post and more replies. Hope this helps

Lamb11 · Oct 12, 2020

Speedy said: ↑

To post a photo:

MAKE SURE YOU PHOTO IS A--bmp, doc, gif, jpe, jpeg, jpg, pdf, png, psd, txt, zip.

You photos can be:

250KB bytes
(Zip files can only be 54.7KB)

1)click on the "post reply" button,

2)Scroll down past the text box and find the box entitled "Additional Features",

3)Inside the "Additional Features" box click the button that says "Manage Attachments",

4)In the box that pops up click "Browse",

5)Find your photo on your computer and click on the "open" button,

6)Click on the "upload" button and hope your file is not too large,

7)If the file size is ok then your file will show up in the bottom of the box as a "current attacnment",

8)Click the "close this window" button,

9)Finally click on the submit reply button (DO NOT preview your post as that will delete the attachment).

Ten images per post
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Julie0505 · Oct 13, 2020

telemyz said: ↑

Hi, What is the best way to take digital pictures of coins? I tried taking pics of silver bars on a black background but the silver was too shiny and the flash showed up on the pic.
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Titotito2121 · Oct 20, 2020

Daggarjon said: ↑

telemyz - you asked an age old questions, that is very hard to easily explain taking images of coin is one of the most difficult things to do correctly. For my coins, i dontuse flash! Flash is too bright, too direct and completely uncontrollable. I use ambient light, and then flood the object with that. use an old milk jug to cover a light bulb (be sure to do it safely so the lightbulb doesnt burn the plastic) add 2 to 3 of those around your coin, and you should have ample light to choose from. it might be asier with a digital camera that allows you to adjust settings like aperature and speed.

the easiest answer is to practice, and see what method works for you. Because there are so many different cameras out there, a setup that works for 1 member on 1 camera, wont work for another using a different camera.

Good luck - and dont be afraid to start a thread showing some images you took and asking for comments or suggestions
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pjc · Oct 25, 2020

How do i get these posted in the “what’s it worth “ forum?

expat · Oct 25, 2020

Scroll to the bottom of this page and click FORUMS, then find WHAT'S IT WORTH.
Click the button NEW POST, type in your question. At the bottom of the area where your text goes click UPLOAD A FILE, choose your clear in focus image from your PC, when uploaded to your post click the FULL IMAGE option, repeat this stage for as many images as you want members to see. Photos should be from above the coin, clear in focus and cropped to delete unneccessary background.
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Timothey · Nov 11, 2020

Can someone please help me with this

hotwheelsearl · Nov 11, 2020

Timothey said: ↑

Can someone please help me with this
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Ok PM me

Sharon Kingston · Nov 13, 2020

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