EyeEatWheaties

How Can I Put Images In My Auctions?

There are 3 methods you can use to put images in your auctions:

Method #1 --
Enter the URL for your image in the Image URL box when you start your new auction. When using eBay™, this is how you get the little green icon to show up with your listing. You must enter the complete URL for your image, it will look something like this: http://www.ranchoweb.com/buttons/rw.gif ... (Obviously you change the URL to the URL for YOUR picture!)

Method #2 --
Put the following HTML tag in the item description box when you start your auction:

<IMG SRC="http://www.ranchoweb.com/buttons/rw.gif">.


You can repeat this HTML tag for each image you want to include in your listing. If you want a line break after each image, you can put a <BR> tag after it as well.

Method #3 --
Use the ranchoweb.com Fancy Ad Generator.
It is fast and FREE!!!

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Wheat cent question.... How much would a roll of 1943 steel cents cost these days?

Just as a heads up, not everyone likes blast white coins. A lot of people collect toned/tarnished coins for there "original" surfaces. When coins are dipped, a thin layer of the surface is removed, which is why the coins are brilliant white again. It's true that just because a coin is toned/tarnished doesn't mean it has an original surface however.

Point is, even if it looks brilliant white, it doesn't hold a higher value than its grade.