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I would like the location description of the damage that warrants details grades.

Crack it and send it back in. I had a Lincoln cent in a PCGS holder that I sent in for a plus, twice. The second time it came back in a body bag "wheel mark."

I'm just glad it beaned, otherwise I wouldn't even consider buying it.

When the barometric pressure increases, air will enter the slab and when the barometric pressure drops, air will exit the slab. Over a period of time, there will be an exchange of air inside the slab with the outside air which is why it's important to store your coins in a low humidity environment with a relatively constant temperature. In other words, don't store your slabs in the basement, attic, or your garage.

From the beginning of Kung Pow
https://youtu.be/7NDAY1m6ZyM?si=1h9QiSnC30jq0kvG