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Tough to find Generation 6 holders - perfect for a PCGS generation set - Ike, Kennedy, others

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These are tough to find holders if you are putting together a PCGS generation set. In the old classification system started by Condor101, these were referred to as Gen. 6 - PCGS later came up with a different system of generations based on the plastic more than the label.

These are tough to find - I spent many hours looking for them at the time. Relatively small premium for how hard these are to find! PCGS used a variety of designations - T1, Ty1, Type 1, etc. It's a challenge to find one of each.

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1977 Ike, PCGS MS66, nice light toning on both sides - Gen 6 holder - $50




1976 Ike PCGS MS66 T2 - rare label with T2 instead of Ty2 - these sold for a significant premium at one time, cheaper today - $125.


1979-S Kennedy P70 DCAM, Type 1 - $60.


1881-S, trio of coins as shown with "Type" used instead of T1 or Ty1, etc. $75


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