Stack’s Bowers Offers Groundbreaking Coins in Motion Service
Stack’s Bowers Galleries has announced its popular Coins in Motion (CIM) technology is now available directly to the public for single rarities, complete collections, or dealer inventory. Coins in Motion is a patented, state-of-the-art service that brings coins to life with stunning video animations. These 4K high-definition videos capture every intricate detail of the coin in hand, providing a lifelike representation that static images cannot achieve. This makes it easy for collectors to study, organize, catalog and share their holdings without the risk of damage, theft, or loss. Dealers can increase sales by providing detailed and appealing visuals that instill confidence in potential buyers. Perfect for displaying on large TVs or monitors as well as on smart phones, these high-resolution videos will provide unmatched access to your favorite coins on a daily basis.
“Coins in Motion is extremely popular with Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ consignors and buyers alike,” stated Christine Karstedt, Executive Vice President. “It provides beautifully detailed images for hobbyists whose focus is not only on rarity but on the visual characteristics of the coin. No other imaging service fills that need in the same manner.”
Currently, CIM is available for certified coins from PCGS, NGC, or CACG, and offers three types of video files to choose from:
- 4K MP4 video – A high-resolution video that meticulously captures every detail of your coin, ensuring that no aspect is overlooked.
- CIM Card – CIM Cards include a special animation along with additional information about your coin, perfect for social media platforms.
- 1080p HD MP4 Video – A standard high-definition version suitable for everyday viewing and sharing.
View our informational video below.
You can also go to the Coins In Motion website to learn more. For further questions please contact Client Services at (949) 503-6242 or email [email protected].
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