Anyone see an altered surface here?

ricko

The sad part of this story is that the OP, like many here on the forum, will never be happy with this coin unless it is in a slab. As a collector, I think it is a very nice coin, and I would not even think of slabbing it. I would put it in an airtite of my own and enjoy it. Cheers, RickO

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>The sad part of this story is that the OP, like many here on the forum, will never be happy with this coin unless it is in a slab. As a collector, I think it is a very nice coin, and I would not even think of slabbing it. I would put it in an airtite of my own and enjoy it. Cheers, RickO >>



Slabbing is a security blanket in case of resale.

JRocco

<< <i>

<< <i>The sad part of this story is that the OP, like many here on the forum, will never be happy with this coin unless it is in a slab. As a collector, I think it is a very nice coin, and I would not even think of slabbing it. I would put it in an airtite of my own and enjoy it. Cheers, RickO >>



Slabbing is a security blanket in case of resale. >>



Exactly

But it does not mean as much to the collector...or should
I say it shouldn't.

relicsncoins

That's the problem.....If the coin never gets submitted, then the owner is always happy with it. Once it's been to the factory once and got the thumbs down, then there is always that stigma with the coin in the owner's mind.......I know, I've been there.

darktone

I agree. Not everything has to be slabbed.