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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ontime1969, post: 807053, member: 19596&quot;]Do I really need a pic of the low end coins im buying?&nbsp; NO.&nbsp; Come on guys, if we are talking about low end coins do you really think that having a pic of a common Good Indian head is a big deal?&nbsp; If I know the seller, they are trustworthy and the seller says they have 12 examples of a Fine common date and that they will hand pic for me, plus give me 100% return rights if I dont like it, what is the big deal?</p><p><br /></p><p>Ive seen some of these large inventory and It would be a daunting task to photo each one and post with description, even with CS3 or other web building software.&nbsp; At Charmys table she has this cool plastic box with about 25 or so spots each one is a different date and there must have been any where up to 25-30 coins in each spot.&nbsp; Were talking about a few hundred coins here.&nbsp; This must have been just a small tiny fraction of her total display, but I bet it would take 3 days to photo each one, photo shop it and then post it.&nbsp; &nbsp; I don&#039;t think she was selling any of them for more than 10 bucks.&nbsp; Now think of the turn over each week so its a constant update.&nbsp; So I understand that its not worth the time it takes to photo these Low end coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now if we are talking about high end, expensive coins then photos are a must obviously.&nbsp; But&nbsp; I believe this thread is about the thousands of lower end coins that most dealers have in their inventory.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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