Who would benefit?...collectors. Storage and transportation of coins would be greatly improved with a smaller common size holder.
Who would be hurt?...no one, except maybe some bruised corporate egos of those who think they have the better slab. Fact is, other than the kool-aid drinkers on this forum, collectors really don't care about the physical plastic. Just the paid opinion and the coin itself.
Joseph J. Singleton - First Superintendent of the U.S. Branch Mint in Dahlonega Georgia
@RogerB said:
Holders are a central part of each company's marketing/branding strategy. Using a common holder would not benefit either company, although it would make storage of plastic easier for collectors and sellers.
Storage is easy,,,,,,, just buy 1 brand of holder.
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Who would benefit?...collectors. Storage and transportation of coins would be greatly improved with a smaller common size holder.
Who would be hurt?...no one, except maybe some bruised corporate egos of those who think they have the better slab. Fact is, other than the kool-aid drinkers on this forum, collectors really don't care about the physical plastic. Just the paid opinion and the coin itself.
Joseph J. Singleton - First Superintendent of the U.S. Branch Mint in Dahlonega Georgia
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Storage is easy,,,,,,, just buy 1 brand of holder.