Teletrade auction tonight.. Does this PCGS slab look messed with?

YaHa

Look at the run of coins this consignor has. This is just one.. Rainbow NT/AT? Does this slab look like it's been mess with.. Look closely around the "coins" outer bubble in the slab. Thanks for any help on this one..



Silver Dollar 1883O PCGS 61 from Teletrade Coin and Currency Auction 2673, lot 1680
Brokenslab

TonedCoinTrader

That happens sometimes to the older ones. That type of ring in the holder are not used anymore. The coin is NT and not messed with.

YaHa

<< <i>That happens sometimes to the older ones. That type of ring in the holder are not used anymore. The coin is NT and not messed with. >>



Is it cracked? IF so would PCGS reslab with rattler label?

Also I like it very much..

Steve27

I have two that are similar to that; it appear only to happen to the old green holders (at least that's all I have seen). To further answer your question, that is not a "rattler" and no they won't reuse the label if the coin is reholdered.

blu62vette

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<< <i>That happens sometimes to the older ones. That type of ring in the holder are not used anymore. The coin is NT and not messed with. >>



Is it cracked? IF so would PCGS reslab with rattler label?

Also I like it very much.. >>



They will not reholder with an old label.

TonedCoinTrader

It does not look cracked, it's the ring inside the holder that has bent.

options26

I have seen similar before and they always looked like they were heated and the inner ring started to warp.

YaHa

<< <i>It does not look cracked, it's the ring inside the holder that has bent. >>




See guys all these years and I have the old rattlers, also thought this was sort of a rattler, just an older label yes..

I never once saw a ring inside a slab do that.. Also do you think by changing the label it would affect the price a tad?

Thanks fellows for the heads up..

Bochiman

I am sure PCGS keeps older slabs and labels around, filling their storage space, just waiting for the opportunities to present themselves, like this, to re-slab in the older style. Makes business sense to keep older, "obselete" supplies around "just in case"