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10-02-2012, 02:29 PM
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Good Websites to showcase collection
Being a computer programmer, I have thought on numerous occasions to create a website where I can showcase my autograph collection. Before I spend the time doing that however, I know people on the board do it as well. Can I have some recommendations for websites like this? The main selling point are
Free (obviously  )Large image upload capability Category grouping Setting up Lists (this is a long shot but say I am working on the 500 HR Club, here I can upload all the players and check off which ones I have by submitting a scan) Overall visual appeal of sight Appreciate any opinions this creates 
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