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Old 06-21-2021, 09:29 AM
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I'll second the V600 recommendation, great scanner at a good price, easy to set up and use.
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I'll second the V600 recommendation, great scanner at a good price, easy to set up and use.
I third this recommendation. The V600 was a game changer for my collection!
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What Dan said about CCD vs. CIS scanners is MOST IMPORTANT!!

Yes, it makes that big a difference. That reiterated, I use the Canon 9000F Mark II mentioned earlier as well. I have an Epson V370 as a backup, but haven't used it yet.
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CCD scanner for sure! I use an Epson perfection v370 and it’s great to scan slabbed cards!
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Another vote for the Canon (Canoscan) 9000 IIF - Awesome!

I'm pretty sure that the Epson (mentioned) and the Canon are going to be the majority of what "most" people use -

Also - We have a member (NGS428) that did a really good write up on scanner tips a year or so back

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https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...hlight=scanner

I checked the link and the download appears to be still working - Very Informative
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I have a epson v370 I picked up for $50.

its a ccd and works quite well.
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I use a Canon Canoscan 5600F. I think it's easy and works well.
From the BST a few years back....

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