How to photograph coins and banknotes for your catalog
Capture both sides, keep inscriptions readable, and process a batch without losing track of which images belong together.
Practical guides for photographing, cataloging, researching, and collecting coins and banknotes.
Capture both sides, keep inscriptions readable, and process a batch without losing track of which images belong together.
Choose the fields worth recording first, keep guesses separate from evidence, and build a catalog you can search and export.
Find sales that match your coin and compare the same price basis, with the date, original currency, and lot link attached.
Set a scope for your Roman collection, define what counts as a match, and keep a source-backed record of the rulers you still need.