Silly Adults... Green Stickers Are 4 Kids! :P
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The sample slab was attained by member MFH at a show for Broadstruck Junior who took it to Kindergarten for show and tell.
When he came back home from school it had a green pencil sticker adhered on the reverse of the slab.
Obverse is a bit fuzzy as I allowed him to stand on my copy stand to look through the viewfinder while I worked the focus ring on the lens.
When he came back home from school it had a green pencil sticker adhered on the reverse of the slab.
Obverse is a bit fuzzy as I allowed him to stand on my copy stand to look through the viewfinder while I worked the focus ring on the lens.
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Awesome! I think the green pencil is way more better than a green bean.
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Awesome! I think the green pencil is way more better than a green bean. >>
I'm liking that at 6 years old he found a better location to stick it then covering the slab insert info
<< <i>Does that mean the said coin is strong for the "Sample" grade?
Green Pencil might be solid... Strong could be Purple Teddy Bear for all I know
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Awesome! I think the green pencil is way more better than a green bean. >>
I'm liking that at 6 years old he found a better location to stick it then covering the slab insert info
Ron
Is the green pencil sticker counterfeit proof?
<< <i>I want to know more about the company that provided the green pencil sticker. How do we know they have the credentials to grade coins? >>
do you EVEN know how hard it is to put a sticker on the slab!
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Mike
on a side note, I think it's awesome that this was used during show and tell. When I was in kindergarten 25 years ago, I took a chihuahua... would've been cool (and a lot less stressful) to take a slabbed coin!
<< <i>Green Pencil might be solid... Strong could be Purple Teddy Bear for all I know
Ooh! Purple teddy bear on a doily sample slab! We're talking Platinum Night, baby!
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"Broadstruck Junior." I'm guessing there won't be too many of those in the class.
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