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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Breakdown, post: 807135, member: 19532&quot;]I always prefer having a photo if I can&#039;t see the coin in hand first. Particularly with toned coins, I want to be able to visualize it. But solo dealers or even two person shops can&#039;t image everything unless they happen to be adept (and fast) photographers as well. </p><p>Charmy, I think your arrangement with Todd is the right way to go for you. My sense is that you are not as interested in photography as you are copper coins. I feel the same way -- I bought a camera and tried to play around with photographing my collection but I didn&#039;t have the patience to stick with it and improve. I ended up hiring Todd to do my higher end coins and it&#039;s worked out great. Like you, I won&#039;t hire him to photograph my whole collection because many of the coins simply aren&#039;t worth it.</p><p>Are you losing sales on lower end coins?&nbsp; Maybe, but I would think you&#039;re better off selling such coins at shows than over the net anyway.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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