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What is the source of the US coin values. In Stamp Manage it's the Scott catalog. But I don't see any reference to what it is in your coin product. What source are you using or if your own, please describe how it's derived.

I have the same problem. I downloaded the trial version, paid and got a product key code that does not work. I got one response but it didn't help. I could download the full program and then apply the product key code, perhaps this would work, but I'm apprehensive that this would either wipe out the data I have entered, or I might not be able to restore the data from a backup I would create. Was anybody successful in installing the whole program and then loading in the previous data from a backup? UPDATE - this item was resolved, but I'm not sure how. I believe that possibly the key would not work with the trial version. I downloaded the full version and the key would still not work. I created a backup and uninstalled both versions and then re installed the program from the original full system download that I had saved (I'm emphasizing that I did not re-download). After this installation, the key worked AND, all my data that I had entered in the trial program was retained - I'm assuming that the installation searched certain file directories and identified it. I'm far from clear that this is what really happened, but this is my best guess.

I have envelopes with event day covers (first flights, first bus post office, flights to antarctica, etc) or envelopes that are of collectible interest because of the location (e.g. Navy Ship cancellations), but they are not First Day Covers The actual stamp on the envelope is not particularly relevant as in most cases any stamp could have been used. Is it practical to enter these into the program and if so, how would you recommend doing this. I would not expect to have values, as I would have to estimate those. One possibility would be to create an artificial stamp for each unique envelope, but this seems awkward. Any suggestions.