LoL! Not yet! I'm still working hard to receive it! I have to be close! >>
I've read this thread more than a few times to TRY to figure out why this coin was slabbed. I'm stumped.....I see nothing. And braddick's '2,500%' is only 25 cents, so....I wouldn't hold your breath waiting on one.
That being said, if you wanted it slabbed, it's your absolute right to slab anything you want. Personally, I wouldn't have, but thats just me.
edited to remove my comments, because I'm still stumped.
Some people collect lowball sets. Haven's seen the coin, but one would be hard pressed to find a coin worth so little in a slab. If you took a wheat cent, there would be a premium for it out of the slab. You can't use a smaller denomination because a half cent would be worth more, even in very low grade. Can anyone post a picture of a coin worth less in a slab? Doesn't that make it somewhat special?
There are already plenty of worthless slabs around. Some years ago, somebody stuck it to Teletrade by sending a bag of nearly worthless circ Lincolns to PCGS to be graded via the Teletrade/PCGS grading program. Telerade was left holding the bag for the $5oK or so grading fees when the consignor went underground.
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It makes more sense to slab this coin than silver eagles.
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<< <i>Settle down guys. Slabbing coins like this makes more sense than slabbing bullion silver eagles. >>
Now that is a very valid point.
<< <i>I have never heard the term machine damage to describe a kind of doubling has anyone else? >>
I've heard James Wiles refer to it as machine damage doubling (MDD).
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<< <i>Did someone get a "YOU SUCK" award ? >>
LoL! Not yet! I'm still working hard to receive it! I have to be close!
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<< <i>Did someone get a "YOU SUCK" award ? >>
LoL! Not yet! I'm still working hard to receive it! I have to be close! >>
I've read this thread more than a few times to TRY to figure out why this coin was slabbed. I'm stumped.....I see nothing. And braddick's '2,500%' is only 25 cents, so....I wouldn't hold your breath waiting on one.
That being said, if you wanted it slabbed, it's your absolute right to slab anything you want. Personally, I wouldn't have, but thats just me.
edited to remove my comments, because I'm still stumped.
<< <i>Settle down guys. Slabbing coins like this makes more sense than slabbing bullion silver eagles. >>
Not necessarily golfer.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Sooooo....what's it worth? >>
You mean, how much is the plastic tomb worth?
Sorry it just turned out to be an ordinary 1982. Do more research before submitting more coins buddy!