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Does "Rattler" and OGH mean the same thing?
I ordered a batch of coins. Some of them were billed as being in PCGS holders. The batch arrived today. And all the holders are of an older style.
Are these old green holders (OGH) or rattlers? Do those names mean the same thing? (yes, the 1927 coin looks cleaned to me too)

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Are these old green holders (OGH) or rattlers? Do those names mean the same thing? (yes, the 1927 coin looks cleaned to me too)

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Which one was used first?
Thank you SilverEagles92
Here's an OGH:
BTW I think the one I posted is slightly older than the one doh posted.
<< <i>BTW I think the one I posted is slightly older than the one doh posted. >>
I agree, you have an "older looking" font. I think my QE was graded right at the very end of the green label era.
right or wrong, just pointing it out...
<< <i>Some people (eBay sellers) seem to use OGH to abbreviate "Older Generation Holder". I'm not saying they are
right or wrong, just pointing it out... >>
On that note there are folks who use the OGH for both rattlers and the ones posted above.
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the answer is, NO!