A good field report is planned before you walk in. For Nakano Broadway the plan is simple: film only with permission, photograph every price tag, keep every receipt, and finish with a post-trip spread shot of what you actually found.
In the shop
- Ask before filming. Permission first, camera second.
- Photograph price tags next to the coins they belong to.
- Keep every receipt. They are your yen-to-dollar evidence later.
After the trip
- Lay out the finds for one spread shot.
- Report haul totals and value comparisons only from what you actually found. No conclusions get written in advance.
A photograph can inform a decision, but it cannot authenticate or certify a coin.