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Ken! This is the first toned commem I have seen you post. You holding out on me?

 

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Ken, I changed it up to make you feel special

 

Good ole Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson

 

It's actually the only one I have, Greg, and it's raw. I buy most of my commems holdered but I saw this piece at a local show 2 years ago and had to have it. Even the scratches through the face (obv.) didn't deter me, so lovely was the toning......

Here's another one in the raw.

 

This was my grandpa's:

 

One of my collection favorites.

 

The only remaining early commem I have.

 

Why is it when Greenie and I post here (posts 2154 & 2155), our pics are so much smaller than those of other folks? I use Photoscape and I believe he does also.

 

Yo 2schnauzer, I'll tell you why your images are smaller in the post.
It has nothing to do with your actual image file, but everything to do with how you post it.

You and Ken both upload them to the forum and insert them that way.
When you see the large images, like mine and some others, it's because they are linked to an external image using forum code.

This is the code you would type right into your post to link to outside images.

Code:

[img]url to image[/img]

It will display images at 500px X 500px while keeping the aspect ratio.
Here is another example, this image being more square, so it will render in the post up to 500px wide or 500px high, whichever comes first.



Here I took the actual URL to your image, and used the tag instead of adding it as an attachment.
[IMG]http://www.cointalk.com/attachments/240480d1361910039-008-horz.jpg

Here are two separate image using the tag right next to each other without a line break:
[code][img]path to image 1[/code]



If your screen resolution is large enough, they will show next to each other, very large.

 

Greg, you using URL code? I just copy and paste on this forum. The forum does it for me.

 

I didn't know you could do that! lol
That's even easier.