NGC Darkside multislab

syraq

These slabs are mainly intended for mint issued products, gold eagles, proof sets, etc. This is only a visually well matched set, despite the difference in grades, that was never issued as such, but I liked the idea and was curious about the result.

AuldFartte

That's kinda neat. I like it

MacCrimmon

The 9p is only a 61? Hairlines? Hits? Looks better in the image.

And yes, it is quite weel matched.

spoon

Very nice

lordmarcovan

ajaan

Dimitri, is that yours? Did they do it for you or did you purchase it that way? Nice set. I agree, that 9o looks nicer than MS61 to me.

lordmarcovan

Don, one of your '37 Brit proof sets would look nice that way.

If they could fit that many coins in one holder, that is.

ajaan

15 coins in one holder? I don't think it will happen. One of my South Africa Proof Sets on the other hand . . .

syraq

This 5 coin set looks already at the limit, judging from the non white rounds that circle the holes. The Canadian specimen sets seem like good candidates among others. Don, yes , I submitted this myself, it's not really worth it for this set from Cyprus, it was just for the sake of the -then- novelty. I had submitted the coins in Baltimore last year, lost the submission form and recovered the set this year.

GDJMSP

newsman

<< <i>The 9p is only a 61? Hairlines? Hits? Looks better in the image. >>



So what do you do if you want to resubmit the 9p for a higher grade? Crack the whole set out?

syraq

I guess it's a bad idea to resubmit.

python

Those holders would look nice with a set of old Pillar coins. You could do the 8R - 1/2R.

Syraq, nice coins. I like the 63 proof set.

Askari

That is a neat product!

Aethelred

I know there is one in every group and I really don't like be that one, but I just hate those multi-coin slabs. I really hate them with a passion!