im wanting to build a website for my clients collection.....

PS amy can we get a spot in the Charlotte gold quarter eagle set for the 1839/8c $2.5......pretty pleaseHi all,I'm hoping there is a fellow collector or two out there with some website building experience that wouldn't mind helping me out getting a website up and viewable....i do have some experience with computers and actually did some broadband internet tech support for a few years so im not a total novice but when it comes to building a website the best i can do is some basic coding in HTML....if there is anyone out there that will do some "work for coins" i would be very happy sending a few coins there way for helping me out...if you look through what i currently have registered on NGC you will see you may end up with a nice coin(no not a condition census Charlotte coin but a nice one...depending on how good a job depends on what coin basically but all that will be worked out prior to starting the project etc)So if anyone out there wants to get there new coin fix for free and has a bit of knowledge with building a website etc please contact me vie email at smcnumismatics@live.comThe website will basically be a reference area for Charlotte gold coins featuring the collection of my client which when finished should be the finest set of Charlotte gold in the country! included will be other condition census coins in his collection such as the ms67 1852 quarter eagle etcIm sure its really not a hard job and im not trying to sell anything to there wont be a need to accept credit cards etc etcBut for collectors of Charlotte gold to be able to view these coins in high res images ....well there basically isnt anything like it out there...of course nothing would take away from the amazing job Doug Winters has done with his Charlotte gold coin books and i would recommend to anyone even remotely thinking of buying or researching Charlotte gold is to buy one of his books...infact he has a book on almost every branch mint and each one is known as the bible on said mint but for people wanting to view what an actual "original toned" branch mint gold coin looks like then this website might help as the pictures contained in Dougs books are fairly hard to view although his latest editions has fixed that a lot by providing color photos....even so i would like the ability to view the images of the coins on the website using an app like the one Heritage uses on theres...PixilImage or something??? things like that i wouldn't have a clue how to do...so if you know how to do those things and like the idea of "working for coins" then please contact me...im very flexible and don't mind if it takes a while to do(ie if you have to do it at nights etc)...i will also try to accommodate the persons collecting choice by finding something they would like within my collection...not everything is listed..Anyway thanks for reading ...sorry to all those that didn't find this interesting etc etc....read my other journals if you want interesting or look at the lovely pic of the latest acquisition for my clients Charlotte gold collection If anyone at NGC can help with getting a spot on the Charlotte quarter eagle set for this amazing coin that would be great...if people like Doug winters believe this coin should be collected separately then why shouldn't NGC???thanksSMC Numismaticssmcnumismatics@live.com#1 Charlotte Gold Complete....work in progress