And even if you do not have an experience with catalogue modifications, and you would like to try, let me know, there is so much to do on the catalogue that I can always find something for you to do.
It all depends on the issuer. Some are almost “dead” with zero requests whatsover and very little to enhance, some would require hour once a week, and some would ammount to full time job…
while I can spend a few hours during certain weeks, there are whole months at a time when I cannot. If there is no time constraint or can be agreed for certain tasks, I would be willing to give it a try.
On the other hand, I don't have a lot of knowledge, experience or catalogues but as you state that
. . . there is so much to do on the catalogue that I can always find something for you to do.
You can contact me directly if you think that I might be able to contribute,
and perhaps a sample of a simple task could entice other potential volunteers as well ;-)
I would also love to contribute by being a referee, but I only have specialized catalogues on Canada and the Canadian Provinces. I guess I could do some exonumia with only a few coins and no catalogues needed. I am normally available but rarely will be gone for a week or two on vacation.
Il suffit que l'une des dimensions de l'image , largeur ou hauteur,soit inf"rieure à 360 pout qu'elle reste considérée comme petite.
Attention : si elle est recadrée ( quand la pièce ne touche pas les bords de l'image ) elle peut redevenir trop petite.
It suffices that one of the dimensions of the image, width or height, be less than 360 for it to remain considered small. Warning: if it is cropped (when the coin does not touch the edges of the image) it may become too small again.
