What is the strangest notation you have on a slab label?
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Cameron Kiefer
Jerry
I own a PCI coin with "EX-PCGS MS65" on the insert. I guess PCI isn't used to having PCGS coins come there way for crossover and placed that notation on the insert without a request to do so. I also own a few PCI coins with the insert, "Novelty Coin or Fantasy Coin.
I also think Jeremey's ANACS problem coin has about as many discriptors as will possibly fit!
It's also comical the way PCGS will edit an insert, such as "Long Islan" for the Long Island Commemorative. There are also others.
peacockcoins
<< <i>I know there is a SEGS insert, somewhere, that has stated, "FedEx Damaged" (or, something close to that). >>
Found the thread that discusssed it, but alas, no photo.
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Cameron Kiefer
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<< <i>I know there is a SEGS insert, somewhere, that has stated, "FedEx Damaged" (or, something close to that). >>
Found the thread that discusssed it, but alas, no photo. >>
Thanks Kranky for digging up that Thread.
peacockcoins
The SEGS "Fed Ex damaged" and "Ex PCGS graded" are both funky slab notations. Larry Briggs comes up with some radical ideas.
<< <i>I know there is a SEGS insert, somewhere, that has stated, "FedEx Damaged" (or, something close to that).
I own a PCI coin with "EX-PCGS MS65" on the insert. I guess PCI isn't used to having PCGS coins come there way for crossover and placed that notation on the insert without a request to do so. I also own a few PCI coins with the insert, "Novelty Coin or Fantasy Coin.
I also think Jeremey's ANACS problem coin has about as many discriptors as will possibly fit!
It's also comical the way PCGS will edit an insert, such as "Long Islan" for the Long Island Commemorative. There are also others. >>
What would really be funny with the Ex-pcgs coin would be if PCI downgraded it!!
Cameron Kiefer
<< <i>I also think Jeremey's ANACS problem coin has about as many discriptors as will possibly fit! >>
It is... They played with the positioning of the descriptions for maximum fitness
<< <i>Jeremy...That one takes the cake. Thats a lot of writing for such a small slab. >>
peacockcoins
I also seem to recall ACG holdering a 1920-D Pilgrim half, noting the designer's initial as a mintmark.
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