How to post an image

[Jack]

[img] http://photobucket.com/albums/v50/janelyn/1944%20D%20over%20S%20OMM%202/?action=view&current=MVC-013F.jpg [/img]
Hello Coop Did I get it this time?
Jack

[Jack]

[img]
http://photobucket.com/albums/v50/janelyn/1955S%20JS%2001%20Unknown%20RPM/?action=view&current=MVC-030F.jpg
[/img]
coop what do you think

[Jack]

[img] http://photobucket.com/albums/v50/janelyn/1956D%20%20RPM%20MM%2001/?action=view&current=MVC-048F.jpg [/img]
Another try

[coop]

Another try

[coop]

Another try

[Jack]

[img] http://photobucket.com/albums/v50/janelyn/1944%20D%20over%20S%20OMM%202/?action=view&current=MVC-013F.jpg [/img]
one more

[Gabe]

Here ya go...



You have to use the url that will directly take you to the picture. This is the url I used- http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v50/janelyn/1944%20D%20over%20S%20OMM%202/MVC-013F.jpg

[Bob P]

Here's something you guys may or may not know when it comes to posting images and/or links to your posts.

After you finish writing your thread, and putting in the url for your pics or web sites, click on the preview box right next to the submit button. This will show you exactly what your post will look like once you submit it. If the image is going to show, or the link is going to work, you will see it here. If not, then you will notice it here also. At this point, use your browsers 'Back' button to return to your editable post. You will not be able to submit the thread from the preview pane, so you must back up to your thread to be able to submit the final thread.
This does a couple things for you...it allows you to see the thread as it will be posted, and enables you to make corrections as needed. It also reduces the number of posts that don't show anything except the dreaded Red X (Or Fed X in Coops case).
If there are any more questions, feel free to ask.

[Jack]

I think I my have it.

Coop Thanks for the help.

[Bob P]

No doubt about it Jack...YOU GOT IT! Nice pic to boot!

[coop]

I don't think I've seen that one before. Great looking RPM. Now just got to find one.....................

[Bob P]

Coop,
1928S-1MM-001 for that die Jack posted a pic of. I believe this also has an FS number as a large mintmark in the CPG. It is a nice variety.

[Jack]

Bob
You are correct The coin I have here is the Large MM and as you noted Large and small MM are listed in the Cherrypickers Guide. The coin in CPG however is not an RPM and I do not know how many of the RPM's for 1928 are Large MM.
Jack