Stirring Up The Dust A Little Over In The Grading Section.

Yes! That'd be awesome, exactly what I was thinking.

All I know is that I would buy the book. The date breakdown and mints are exactly what is needed. Adding an overview of effect from die wear, weak die strike and true wear would be nothing but a bonus. I am amazed how many people do not understand the indicators of die wear and then throw in high vs low relief and most are lost. Thx so much for even considering it, Chuck, and then involving us here.
JIm

Thanks for the comments and for staying active here at CCF Chuck. We appreciate your input and value your opinions.

I just spent an hour on your website. You have a ton of very nice circulated coins on your website priced right! I am not plugging your website however I believe in giving credit where it is due.

For any Lincoln Lover reading this, check out his website, the shear volume alone, more than attests to his expertise!

If for no other reason, his photographed examples would serve to help with grading circulated Lincolns. I actually feel guilty that I didn't buy anything especially after studying all the DDO's & RPM's .

Seriously, I have looked at a bazillion copper cent sites over the last year. If there is one better, I want to know about it.

Thanks! call me EEW for short, badthad came up with that. took me awhile to figure the acronym in his posts, it was too obvious. lol!

Why not have grading info like that on both sites? you certainly need more referrers to your lincolncent site.
it's not coming up in google the way it should given the domain name. How old is the website? I just typed "web info regarding lincolncent" and "web stats Lincolncent" your site is on page 2!

took a few minutes but......

jeez man! get off the MB and learn the web a bit.. with that domain name something is wrong.



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You just need more backlinks from legit sites and you'll hit the first page. It may take a little but it will get there. If you follow the model you did with the coppercoins site you'll be fine.

By the way, I was looking for some strike details for a teen lincoln the other day and looked in "The complete guide to Lincoln Cents" ( Red Book I beleive) and who would you think wrote the forward? Your everywhere these days.

That helps but I found it better to get your links on sites well rated by the search engines (legit sites like this one) and related to your topic. Lincoln Cents is a pretty broad topic and it will take some time to get top 5-10 on that one. Everytime someone references your site on another site the "crawler" that the search engines use will pick it up. This is a big part of the way pages get ranked. I have found that putting links in your signature works well. Everytime you post you plug your site and get a link down. Link swapping sites work but the search engines know what they are and rate those links accordingly. Do a google search concerning backlinks and you will get some good info. I did a Blog for a college project a few years ago and got into the page rank thing, I ran 4 seperate blogs to the #1 rating in those topics using message boards, dig it and article posting sites. I picked more specific topics to make it easier but it can be done. There is certainly an advantage to being #1 when someone is searching for your topic.

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