Has anyone seen this slab before?

toyz4geo

Just playing with my coins today and came across this interesting slab. Has anyone seen this type of slab before? Just curious who and possibly when this may have been stabbed. Not the usual Whitman 2 piece slab a lot of self slabbers use. Thanks in advance.
George

Smudge

Looks old and home made by M. P. Rare Coins, but I have not seen one.

DollarAfterDollar

Looks like an OGH knockoff. Probably the seller's own creation.

toyz4geo

Another shot of the reverse without the glare, and a shot of the edge. Hoping someone recognizes the dealer.

Staircoins

From this thread:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/190888/conder101-another-unknown-slab-wmp-rare-coins

"WMP is Wayne M. Pratali who works with/for A-Mark and other major
wholesalers. He's listed in the 1996 Numismatic Dealer Directory as
Goldline International, Inc., 100 Wilshire Blvd., 3rd Floor, Santa
Monica, CA 90401, 301-587-1483. (A-Mark has the same address ...)"

Hemispherical

Old thread about WMP, https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/750716/has-anyone-ever-heard-of-wmp-rare-coins

And another older thread, https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/190888/conder101-another-unknown-slab-wmp-rare-coins

My post is late to the party.

ricko

I have not seen that one before... but quick identification by @Staircoins ... Cheers, RickO

Wabbit2313

I have and own a couple of them somewhere. Can't remember if they are graded correctly.

Your's looks nice!

Coinstartled

@Staircoins said:
From this thread:

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/190888/conder101-another-unknown-slab-wmp-rare-coins

"WMP is Wayne M. Pratali who works with/for A-Mark and other major
wholesalers. He's listed in the 1996 Numismatic Dealer Directory as
Goldline International, Inc., 100 Wilshire Blvd., 3rd Floor, Santa
Monica, CA 90401, 301-587-1483. (A-Mark has the same address ...)"

A-Mark bought the Redfield hoard. They seem to like creating holders.

johnny9434

first ive seen on it.

crazyhounddog

In back of the barn slab.

BuffaloIronTail

I like the split grade thing. I would've thought they could have done better than a dot matrix label, though.

Pete

GRANDAM

Looks like it is properly graded. How much you want for it?

PM me if you want to sell it. I collect 1938-D Buffalo's in different types of slabs.

SAM5969

I actually just picked up a WMP Rare Coins Slab, 1937-S Buffalo graded MS65/65, and accurately graded IMO in April 2024 at a local Centennial Auction (Steve Schofield Auctions)

BStrauss3

They were a FPG (First Person Grader) grading their own coins for sale.