Is there any PCGS warranty about the workmanship of the slab?
AmericanSilverEagleCoins
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I just bought a bunch of PCGS coins in their newest slabs (I think). Anyway is looks like some of the coins are not straight inside the holder.
I can think of a dozen reasons not to have high capacity magazines, but it's the reasons I haven't thought about that I need them.
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Ask David Hall that quation in the Q&A forum.
<< <i> Anyway is looks like some of the coins are not straight inside the holder. >>
Sounds like the holder is straight, but the coins are crooked. I'd contact the person that I bought the coins from and complain!
<< <i>To be honest I don't think they will re-holder it for free. >>
What if the coin is completely upside down? In my latest submisson PCGS did this to my MS69 2002 saltlake $5.
<< <i>Tap the slab corner on the table and the coin will rotate around. >>
Those suckers aren't going anywhere inside the holder. Looks like they moved over a very long period of time or they were placed in the hole approximately 30-45 degrees off.
I can think of a dozen reasons not to have high capacity magazines, but it's the reasons I haven't thought about that I need them.
one way, tap the other bottom corner & it'll go the other way.
Quick story: I bought a 1938 D over D Buffalo that was holdered before the designation was made. I sent it in for designation review
so D/D would be noted on the label. Well it came back with the label I wanted, but the Indian's nose was pointed at the lower right
corner of the slab. I had a number of crooked coins in slabs at the time but this was the worst. I was ultra annoyed & not knowing
the tapping trick, I fired it right back to PCGS the next day with my feelings written on the submission form & told them I wasn't paying
a cent. Well a few days later I got a phone call from a gentleman (not sure who) & he told me the coin arrived perfectly straight in the
holder. He laughed & told me about the tapping trick, then had it reholdered & sent back at no charge. I appreciated the phone call
and felt stupid after learning how easy it was to straighten them out. One of the better customer service stories!
Edited to suggest: You can firmly tap them on a thick phone book too.
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