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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;davidlawrence, post: 404384, member: 15258&quot;]We conceived of the Visual Population Report for a number of reasons. In it&#039;s very essence, it is simply as stated. A place for a consumer to look up the coin in and/or look across an entire series to see. The side benefits are numerous as well. </p><p><br /></p><p>1. users can look up the item on the site to make sure it matches the coin they are buying (really the best counter-measure to slab counterfeiting)</p><p>2. as our database of image grows, so will the usefulness of the VPR. FOr example, once we&#039;ve graded 10-20 1901-S quarters, it will make a tremendous resource to see all those images side-by-side.</p><p>3. users will be able to see if coin(s) are duplicated in the pop report. If we confirm duplication (as a result of resubmission) we can remove an item from the pop reports.</p><p>4. we will continue to add functionality to the VPR. For example, we are currently scanning in the Complete Guide to Seated Half DOllars. Soon, if you look up a single coin you&#039;ll be able to read the details of it from the rare Wiley-Bugert reference.We currently have about 10 refernces to digitize this way...</p><p><br /></p><p>I have never been one to accept the status quo. Whether building David Lawrence Rare Coins, now DGS, or whatever comes next on the horizon, I am always looking ahead to innovate in the numismatic hobby. There are many things we can do to make it better and better...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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