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Quote:Assuming, of course, he even has any certified Eisenhower dollars in the first place, that is...   By the way, I also want to show the reverses using the same template in the same locations. I want the dates, mint marks, and types labeled for the reverses too. Whatcha think? Edited by Darth Morgan
09/15/2016 8:54 pm
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Here's a cropped "close-up" portion. As you can see it's pretty large, and this was still downsized/resized by photobucket.  Edited by Darth Morgan
09/15/2016 8:59 pm
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What a great idea, Darth!  |
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Here's a cropped "close-up" portion. |
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I'm a little further along now . . . .   I'm really starting to like this digital approach. It just adds to the many ways you can enjoy your collection. |
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I'm really starting to like this digital approach. It just adds to the many ways you can enjoy your collection. Nice virtual/digital holder. I'm also a fan of virtual albums. Advantages: - You can mix slabbed and raw coins in the same album. - You can show both the obverse and reverse side-by-side on the same page. - You can store the better coins in a safe deposit box in a bank vault. - You use the same coins in more than one virtual album at the same time. - You can squeeze more coins on a page than you can with a real normal-sized album. - For a type collection or other collection with varied coins, you can arrange them anyway you want. |
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I'm a little further along now . . . . Lovely and colourful. |
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Edited by Darth Morgan
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Pretty cool idea. Building my camera booth right now and virtual album might be the next move.
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WHat program did you use to create the digital album? And can I get a copy of your template? I used Photoshop CS5, and yes, you can have a copy of the template. Send me a PM with your e-mail address. I'll have to send it as an attachment. It's HUGE! |
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That is amazing. Very talented
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Quote:Eisenhower dollar Dansco #3 = COMPLETE  That is fantastic!   |
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Fantastic!
Ever since I saw BarryG's digital type set, I've wanted to create digital albums for my sets. I also have a mix of slabbed and raw coins and these are a great way to showcase them.
While there are plenty of internet search results for digital albums, they are mostly links to PCGS and not instructional. I have never been able to find the instructions/templates to do this.
Would someone be open to creating a how-to tutorial for us forum members who are technically challenged? Or just a point in the right direction? The threads on photography have been extremely helpful.
Thanks,
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