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<p>[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 1578047, member: 4626"]Well original question was just asking to explain the concept, more of a "what" than a "why" I guess. But yeah, 2nd is the main reasons the TPGs do it, it creates a bigger market for their services. 1 & 3 are the main reasons for collectors. The main reason I'd be interested personally would be to use it as essentially an online catalog, an easy way to keep track of what I have and show others what I have (problem is most registries don't allow coins not certified by them or outright raw). I have zero interest in the scoring system. I don't consider coin collecting to be a competition lol...</p><p><br /></p><p>There are plenty of free sites that can act as basically a coin catalog, and one of these days may use them. I have tons of coins though and photographing them all would be very time intensive. My paper money collection I can just scan and they look fine; but coins look terrible when they're scanned, because scanners don't work well on reflective surfaces.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 1578047, member: 4626"]Well original question was just asking to explain the concept, more of a "what" than a "why" I guess. But yeah, 2nd is the main reasons the TPGs do it, it creates a bigger market for their services. 1 & 3 are the main reasons for collectors. The main reason I'd be interested personally would be to use it as essentially an online catalog, an easy way to keep track of what I have and show others what I have (problem is most registries don't allow coins not certified by them or outright raw). I have zero interest in the scoring system. I don't consider coin collecting to be a competition lol... There are plenty of free sites that can act as basically a coin catalog, and one of these days may use them. I have tons of coins though and photographing them all would be very time intensive. My paper money collection I can just scan and they look fine; but coins look terrible when they're scanned, because scanners don't work well on reflective surfaces.[/QUOTE]
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