integrity of a slab

konsole

I have a 1901 AU-53 Morgan in an ANACS slab and the slab has a nick in the plastic on the rim, on the reverse half, on the left side, and it starts about 5% down from the top and goes to about 20% of the way down the side. Would that decrease the value for anyone, or in general?

p8nt

It really depends on the severity and everything. A picture would certainly help.

Here is one of my cracked slabs.

partagas

My offers are based on the coins condition not the plastic coffins. So to me it makes zero difference.

flaminio

Minus $5 for the reholder.

ms70

Hey p8nt- What nickel is in that slab?

konsole

p8nt

<< <i>Hey p8nt- What nickel is in that slab? >>



Its an awesome rainbow toned nickel. You can kind of see a bit of the toning from the shot, but I was going more for the slab than the color in that picture. Anyways its a 1942-S AU58. I am thinking I may crack it out soon

ms70

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<< <i>Hey p8nt- What nickel is in that slab? >>



Its an awesome rainbow toned nickel. You can kind of see a bit of the toning from the shot, but I was going more for the slab than the color in that picture. Anyways its a 1942-S AU58. I am thinking I may crack it out soon >>



Very nice!

BlindedByEgo

Buy the coin, not the crack