How To Post (Upload) Photos

Sharon Kingston · Nov 12, 2020

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Lol sorry about that. I have a 50pence piece 2014 that looks to be a different font to all the others I have. It has my interest. I wonder could you possibly please take a look for me tell me what you think? Thank you

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Sharon Kingston · Nov 12, 2020

Wow I’m completely lost! Can anyone help me please? I have a 50 pence piece 2014 with errors both sides of the coin. It has my interest. I would like someone to take a look if possible please and let me know what they think. I would be very grateful. Thank you

expat · Nov 12, 2020

@Sharon Kingston It would be advisable to start your thread on the error coins page. Before you upload your photos make sure they are in focus and are cropped to remove the background. When you upload them click the Full Image button for each image, members can then enlarge them to better see the query you have regarding your coin. If you can show a clear close up of the area in question as well.
A concise question accompanying them and you are ready to get the full benefit of the accumulated wisdom of the members here.
Welcome to CT

Sharon Kingston · Nov 12, 2020

expat said: ↑

@Sharon Kingston It would be advisable to start your thread on the error coins page. Before you upload your photos make sure they are in focus and are cropped to remove the background. When you upload them click the Full Image button for each image, members can then enlarge them to better see the query you have regarding your coin. If you can show a clear close up of the area in question as well.
A concise question accompanying them and you are ready to get the full benefit of the accumulated wisdom of the members here.
Welcome to CT
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Thank you very much

expat · Nov 12, 2020

You are welcome

Heather1970 · Nov 16, 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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Pinkrocket · Nov 24, 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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Christopher Herrera · Dec 12, 2020

I have a 1982 D error penny. Its the small date coin. It looks to have double die on the 2 in the date and the D on mint mark letter. Does anyone know if this is the error penny ? Thank you.

Christopher Herrera · Dec 12, 2020

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Christopher Herrera · Dec 12, 2020

I have a small date 1982D penny. It weighs 3.1 grams and has double die errors. Is this the rare error coin?

expat · Dec 13, 2020

Christopher Herrera said: ↑

I have a small date 1982D penny. It weighs 3.1 grams and has double die errors. Is this the rare error coin?
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Hi and welcome to CT. You will get more response and attention if you create your post in an appropriate forum such as Error coins or US coins. You MUST provide clear, in focus photos posted as Full Image of both sides and close ups of any specific areas you want us to evaluate.

Jason Betlinski · Dec 17, 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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Shane929 · Dec 28, 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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Shane929 · Dec 28, 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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nana hilligoss · Jan 2, 2021

noblepayne said: ↑

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Is There Some One I Can E-mail My Coin Pics To .it Seems My Dig-cam Is Too Big To Upload.
I Would Appreciate It.
Noble Payne
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nana hilligoss · Jan 2, 2021

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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expat · Jan 2, 2021

Hi welcome to CT. A black background is fine. Using a cell phone camera is more than adequate. Steady it on a coffee mug to avoid any shaking and raise the coin on something till it fills the viewing screen and is in focus. Save to a folder. When you create a post at the bottom is a button UPLOAD A FILE, Click it and choose your image. When it is uploaded to your post click on the button FULL SIZE for each image. Then click on POST REPLY and you are done.

Charlenep · Jan 7, 2021

TomCorona said: ↑

hmmm.I seem to have screwed that up...
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Cleofox11 · Jan 8, 2021

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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Big Daddy · Jan 8, 2021

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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I got this from a soda machine in New Jersey years ago. It has no luster at all but the features are there including the ridges on the edge. It weighs .2 ox on a postal scale and the soda machine recognized it as a quarter. I saw something on another site about an acid washed coin but that coin was corroded. How do I figure out what this is?

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