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  1. hazelman
    A member recommended that I use photobucket to provide a link to my images. So rather excited ive done the first 1 Well post creating the image and then using photobucket I now want to share it on the forum. There are the available links to do this and it recommends we use the IMG ling for forums. By clicking the Img link it says copied. So I did this came to the forum and tried to paste it - nothing pasted Ok its fairly abvious I haven't done this before but what am I doing wrong. So like the Beatles sang Help I need somebody Help
  2. Carpe Diem
    Hello, I wonder if anyone had any advice on identifying whether coins have been polished by using only pictures? For example, if you're looking to buy coins online and want to spot signs that someone's gone hammer and tongs with the Brasso? Here are 3 examples I just took from eBay and would appreciate your thoughts on them. The 2nd image for example has smooth, lighter areas but then darker shading around the lettering - is this a clue? Many thanks
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