Show em if you gottem old Hallmark Slabs

Reading today on the forum of the new owners of PCI, I found a Hallmark holder and thought I would post it.
It sure is a nice MS64 Washington.
It sure is a nice MS64 Washington.


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<< <i>Low quality scan but the coin is in the bank box so I cannot take a better picture with my camera.
WOW!! What a beauty!! All my Hallmark slabs are currently w/o coins!!
1/2 Cents
U.S. Revenue Stamps
A very rare sample slab! Its a photocopy of a coin and just cut out and sealed into the holder.
Cameron Kiefer
Yet if you go to buy there you have to wade through so much crapola, "cleaned, dipped, whizzed, AT-d, bent, corrodied conterfiet you name it it's there.
And the thing is Ebay could give a Mr Hanky.
Just a little rant from Mr. Bluster.
My only Hallmark slab
Herb
<< <i>Was Hallmark the predecessor to PCI? The holder and labels look very similar. >>
Yes, 1987 to 1991. Hallmark was owned by Q. David Bowers & the holders were sold to PCI.
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<< <i>Was Hallmark the predecessor to PCI? The holder and labels look very similar. >>
Yes, 1987 to 1991. Hallmark was owned by Q. David Bowers & the holders were sold to PCI. >>
When Hallmark went out of business, PCI bought up all the equipment. They changed the holder by taking the Hallmark name off the top of the holder by modifying the mold used to make the slab shells.
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