AACGS slabs worth anything?

mrpaseo

A friend of a friend is selling a few things (Mostly novelty items) but I have never seen the AACGS slabs that she has. She also has a Columbian Exposition Commemorative Half Dollar that I may be interested in. It seems to be in pretty good shape from what I can see with the one photo that she sent. What's the going rate for an un-circulated?

LindeDad

Treat as un graded.

astrorat

AACGS slabs have been around for a few years. I don't think they are a real TPG, but a company that slabs their own coins. I have mostly seen moderns, Franklins, and Peace dollars in their slabs. They have slabs of various sizes and have a lot that accommodate multiple coins.

AUandAG

In one word: NO

ricko

Welcome back MrPaseo...been a while...Cheers, RickO

OPA

good website for your inquiry

"grading services"

PerryHall

As a general rule treat coins in third world slabs as if they are raw.

messydesk

I was going to say, they were worth introducing to a hammer, but given the OP's avatar, I think he has a better way to crack the coins out of them.

JerseyJoe

My son owns the 3 coin slab in the link. The dealer charged the same price he wanted for raw.

AMRC

Might as well be in 2x2's in terms of how you evaluate them.

mrpaseo

Thanks everyone. ricko, I'm never too far from the boards, just busy as a bugger these days. Who would have thought "Retirement" would have me busier than when I was serving.

Treashunt

worth anything?

well, the slabs (without coins) may be worth something to a recycling company