My perspective is based on Franklin Halves....I wish more Grading companies graded like Hallmark...I also wish I could find a hoard of Frankilins graded by Hallmark!
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
I've never seen a Hallmark slab. I talked to someone at NWR about a different grading company a couple weeks ago. They brought up Hallmark and said they were no longer. What's one look like? Jerry
I'd like to find a 1881S Morgan MS65+ graded by them.
Will concur that they were very conservative. I used to hunt these out and found many were conservative to undergraded, either slightly to quite profitably. Of the ones I kept and broke out for albums, I recently had a few of them slabbed at PCGS and was very pleased. Of course I knew they were nice, and there has been a little gradeflation in the mean time.
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
From what I've seen, you wouldn't be talking about the "Big Two"-you'd be saying "The Big Three." How and why they met their demise is still an unexplained thing.
Was that not James Halperin originally ? been long time. the ex has the only Hallmark slab i ever owned 1941 S walker in MS64,cracked from a PCGS holder
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Cameron Kiefer
Frankilins graded by Hallmark!
I'd like to find a 1881S Morgan MS65+ graded by them.
"HALLMARK" is across the top of the front of the slab on the plastic and the label back is different otherwise it is very close to PCI.
Cameron Kiefer
Here is an image of a Hallmark Slab.
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
been long time.
the ex has the only Hallmark slab i ever owned
1941 S walker in MS64,cracked from a PCGS holder
Proof
johnk
Cameron Kiefer