Old slab or fake/tampered?
Paul1967
Posts: 11
First, I have read thread:
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=222533
Great thread! It seems from this thread that it is possible that a coin and its slab that I bought recently are authentic as there was a two month or so period of time when PCGS slabs looked this way. I would love a second opinion.
The attached pictures show the coin in question (the MS63 on the left of each picture) beside one I do not question (the MS62 on the right of each picture). The sides of the slab in question have lots of bubbles and air at the seams (not shown). Is it possible that the slab is genuine but the coin has been swapped with the slab resealed?
The serial numbers do indeed match the coins and grades stated.
Thanks.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=222533
Great thread! It seems from this thread that it is possible that a coin and its slab that I bought recently are authentic as there was a two month or so period of time when PCGS slabs looked this way. I would love a second opinion.
The attached pictures show the coin in question (the MS63 on the left of each picture) beside one I do not question (the MS62 on the right of each picture). The sides of the slab in question have lots of bubbles and air at the seams (not shown). Is it possible that the slab is genuine but the coin has been swapped with the slab resealed?
The serial numbers do indeed match the coins and grades stated.
Thanks.
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Is it possible that the slab is genuine but the coin has been swapped with the slab resealed?
It is possible but with those type of slabs its HIGHLY unlikely.
<< <i>Were their fake slabs in these type of holder? >>
No.
The slab looks fine to me.
Cameron Kiefer
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