In the Era of Stickers post some examples you'd like to see on slabs...

Broadstruck

Here's a trio of mine

ms70

TopographicOceans

NONE

I hate stickers, especially dealer stickers that leave residue.

I bought an old fattie NGC holder from Heritage once and when I pealed off their sticker part of the hologram went with it.
It was a CAC coin so when I complained they sent it to both NGC to get reholdered and CAC to get re-stickered.

MGLICKER

<< <i>I bought an old fattie NGC holder from Heritage once and when I pealed off their sticker part of the hologram went with it. >>



I would have kept it in the fattie.

Broadstruck

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<< <i>I bought an old fattie NGC holder from Heritage once and when I pealed off their sticker part of the hologram went with it. >>



I would have kept it in the fattie. >>



Me too as being able to look into the tan hull of the slab is pretty cool

Seriously I did the same thing on a coin I still own and once you peel off a hologram you'll never do it again.

Showed it to a dealer friend last year who busted my stones by stating it would be worth 10% more with a full hologram

ms70

I peel off CAC stickers.

SeattleSlammer

Krusty!

drwstr123

Sonorandesertrat

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I agree!

ricko

Just more opinions of opinions.... of course, it sells, mostly to those who do not know better, cannot grade, or want to flip the product.... It seems the collecting community continues to refine the basic product by adding to it in the form of little appellations intended to enhance value. Some seek them as status, others as price inflators. In the end, true collectors value the coin. Cheers, RickO

rhedden

To compete with the coveted new POS sticker shown above, CAC is forced to come out with this one. They then proceed to develop an adhesive that's so strong that you need power tools to get it off the slab. The dreck sticker is only awarded to dealers and collectors who repeatedly submit boxes of coins that are still wet from being dipped.

mgoodm3