Pictures of my "SAMPLE" slabs:

Outhaul

The Sac Dollar sample is the only one I've ever seen, although I'm certain there are probably others. The rest I picked up here and there.

Cheers,

Bob

Dog97

Those are cool. The Morgan insert has 1921-like a P mint- but it has a mintmark. Is it S?

Outhaul

Dog,

It's actually a "D" mm. I don't think any of them had the mm on the label. Good catch!

Cheers,

Bob

Outhaul

Post some of yours!

kieferscoins

Here is one that I am selling on Ebay right now since I was fortuanate enougth to get two of them. Very scarce and only 500 were made for the Yn's:



Cameron Kiefer

kieferscoins

This is a prototype slab made for the ANA when they re-holdered their grading set. They never used this special label and this is the only one known that I know of. A grade on the slab without a coin! Had to show everyone:



Cameron Kiefer

Outhaul

Hey Cam...Wanna sell it?

Gilbert

Impressive "sample slabs". The only ones I have had the fortune/misfortune to acquire have been lincoln cents or state quarters.

Hey Cameron,

I would thunk the "YN Trivia" slab is something you would keep.

smprfi

<< <i>Impressive "sample slabs". The only ones I have had the fortune/misfortune to acquire have been lincoln cents or state quarters.

Hey Cameron,

I would thunk the "YN Trivia" slab is something you would keep. >>


No he is a greedy little yoot.

kieferscoins

I am not greedy! I said in my post:



<< <i>I was fortuanate enougth to get two of them >>



As for the ANA slab, I could not sell it. It is the only one known and I was lucky to get it. Sorry.

Cameron Kiefer

Conder101

How come you never showed me that slab before? What does the back of it look like? I've already snagged the picture of the front for the second edition. And if you ever do decide to sell it make sure you notify me! That would be a nice addition to the reference set.

kieferscoins

NGC contacted me this last summer after they found out I had it. They said that I shouldn't have the slab due to "security reasons." I never gave I back though. After talking with a few people, I thought how can this small piece of plastic hurt their security? It is sealed and no one can put a coin in it without cracking it first.



Cameron Kiefer