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How to bust the coin out of the slab

Hi,
I was wondering if anybody has any suggestions on how to safely crack open these slabs. Will PCGS do it for a fee? I like buying graded coins in mid grade, XF-AU, and putting them in albums, knowing they are original. Thanks, Eric
I was wondering if anybody has any suggestions on how to safely crack open these slabs. Will PCGS do it for a fee? I like buying graded coins in mid grade, XF-AU, and putting them in albums, knowing they are original. Thanks, Eric

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Lincoln set Colorless Set
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Now I just put the top label portion of the slab into the slot between two boards on the front porch, push the slab, and *crack*.
Easy. No tools needed. A thick glove is nice, though, if you are doing the pushing with your hand. I often use my shoe.
Also, with the "porch boards" method, I don't get the flying plastic shrapnel I used to with the hammer method.
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