What type of slab is this?
mrpaseo
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Is this one of those home made slabs or is it actually from a grading company?
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Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>returned them because they were clearly recolored....they looked so unnatural. >>
And, why did you think they were in these slabs to begin with? Centsles won the PCGS world series of grading in the dealer category. If the coins didn't have problems, they'd be in a grading service holder, instead of a Coin World holder labled "genuine".
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Centsles, right? >>
Yupper, I wasn't interested in buying it, just surfin Ebay and saw the picture, never saw a green slab before.
JohnZ,
<< <i>Ray, you are hereby forbidden to spend ANY money whatsoever on coins or paper clips unless I approve of it first. >>
Yes mr Alien, anything you say Mr. Alien (Slowely backing away from the keyboard) John What is your specialty anyway?
I hate it when I don't proof read... Even more when I do and then still miss miss spelled words...
<< <i>Russ,
<< <i>Centsles, right? >>
Yupper, I wasn't interested in buying it, just surfin Ebay and saw the picture, never saw a green slab before. >>
I saw a green one once....it wasn't supposed to be though...an ACG holder with a Lincoln cent in it , ms 70 i think it read.
guess they missed the total coverage of PVC damage!
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So, if this guy won the World Series of Grading, yet he calls that doctored piece of crap MS-64 RD, then he is publicly announcing that he is a lying scam artist. What a friggin' buttmunch. Where's the "coin doctor posse" when you need them???
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<< <i>What a friggin' buttmunch. >>
That sounds like something Marty would say.
He had an 1866 Two Cent Piece in one of these holders a while back. I eMailed and asked if it would grade at PCGS, and he was right up front with the answer - no.
Russ, NCNE