Slab Lab Episode Three with John Noel

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Our latest edition of Slab Lab is now live, featuring John Noel, owner of the top ranked PCGS Set Registry Silver Commemoratives 144 Piece Mintmark & Variety Set, Circulation Strikes (1892-1954).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsCWQnhke7Q&list=PLG7e8_oGOkcCKq9IdQFE2IJh96_Idpk3V&index=5

While his name might not be as widely familiar as others to the numismatic community, there is a very good chance that you have come across one of his spectacular coins online, in a physical publication, or at a show.

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ricko

Thanks for the video/links. Cheers, RickO

Floridafacelifter

I’d like to have that Oregon Trail!

Zoins

Great interview! I love all the information John Noel provides. He really loves his coins!

Broadstruck

Thanks for posting as I truly enjoyed watching this video!

Kudos to member/dealer Seth Chandler for keeping this long interview interesting and exciting.

As it rekindled fond memories when I first started getting enamored on collecting this series.

Zoins

Coming back to this, John really has good perspective on these coins. This and the Bob Simpson interview by Heritage are among my recent favorites.

I like the quick discussion on prices from the 80s. Seth mentioned coins are a quarter of their value since the 80s and John had good perspective that the ones that declined were the "yucky" ones and that he took a loss selling coins he purchased early and held for many years.

He also says to forget about white coins and buy toned coins, which makes sense given his collecting focus.

braddick

A private who loses his rifle suffer greater consequences than a general who loses a war.

Hydrant

Thanks. Very interesting.