<< <i>Yup. Remember the coin put between the boards of the porch and cracked out with my shoe while we were in Orlando for the FUN show? That was a PCI. >>
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If you are in the Western North Carolina area, please consider visiting our coin shop:
1) Insert slab between boards of porch so it stands upright. (Do this over a beam, so it doesn't slip through and fall to the pavement).
2) Using shoe, press slab flat. CRRRACK!
3) Delicately pick apart broken slab pieces so they will not scratch coin.
Important: before using the shoe crackout, it is a good idea to make sure that only the label portion of your slab will be between the boards (and not the large, soft, expensive gold coin housed therein).
That was a big hole filled in my type set. I now have 1923, '37 and '44-'60 covered. Hopefully, (with Joe's assistance) there will be an online album soon.
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PCI green label MS62 1904 USA $20 Liberty. PCGS slabbed it MS64. I had $450 in it. Just sold it for $1,260. Cha-ching.
PCI cracks out real good.
Dang Shiro! now I got John Cougar running thru my head!
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<< <i>Yup. Remember the coin put between the boards of the porch and cracked out with my shoe while we were in Orlando for the FUN show? That was a PCI. >>
How did I miss that?
WNC Coins, LLC
1987-C Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
wnccoins.com
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DPOTD Jan 2005, Meet the Darksiders
1) Insert slab between boards of porch so it stands upright. (Do this over a beam, so it doesn't slip through and fall to the pavement).
2) Using shoe, press slab flat. CRRRACK!
3) Delicately pick apart broken slab pieces so they will not scratch coin.
Important: before using the shoe crackout, it is a good idea to make sure that only the label portion of your slab will be between the boards (and not the large, soft, expensive gold coin housed therein).
Shep
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DPOTD Jan 2005, Meet the Darksiders