Good site for 1861 pennies?

[Generic Lad]

So, in my tin I've noticed I have a better grade 1861 penny, now when I look it up in Spinks it appears to be 5-G which of course makes it worth quite a bit of money, but I'm afraid I may have misattributed it since what I've attributed it to seems to be a scarce combination. So is there a site with better pictures than Spinks has for the varieties?

Also, scans coming eventually, I can't get copper to turn out well on my phone and I don't have a scanner at home so I'll have to borrow one.

Edited June 29, 2012 by Generic Lad

[Accumulator]

So, in my tin I've noticed I have a better grade 1861 penny, now when I look it up in Spinks it appears to be 5-G which of course makes it worth quite a bit of money, but I'm afraid I may have misattributed it since what I've attributed it to seems to be a scarce combination. So is there a site with better pictures than Spinks has for the varieties?

Also, scans coming eventually, I can't get copper to turn out well on my phone and I don't have a scanner at home so I'll have to borrow one.

I don't yet have a 5 + G on my site, but if you could post pics I'm sure we could help.

[Generic Lad]

So, in my tin I've noticed I have a better grade 1861 penny, now when I look it up in Spinks it appears to be 5-G which of course makes it worth quite a bit of money, but I'm afraid I may have misattributed it since what I've attributed it to seems to be a scarce combination. So is there a site with better pictures than Spinks has for the varieties?

Also, scans coming eventually, I can't get copper to turn out well on my phone and I don't have a scanner at home so I'll have to borrow one.

I don't yet have a 5 + G on my site, but if you could post pics I'm sure we could help.

Yeah, I'm hoping to get some scans either later today or early tomorrow. The pics don't turn out well enough to tell, though looking at your site I can tell its a reverse G, but it might be a die obverse 6 and not 5 because the more I look at it, the more I can see the die flaw on the final stop on the obverse.