Anyone familiar with this David Hall product??

Lakesammman

Did it precede the sealed flips?? Year(s) marketed?? Thanks for the help.

SoCalBigMark

Hey, he still has the same cell phone number!

Eclectic

Maybe best to blurr out the phone number!

BustHalfBrian

<< <i>Maybe best to blurr out the phone number! >>



He made the number public then - why would he care now?

Type2

savoyspecial

>>He made the number public then - why would he care now?>>


Because now people will call asking if their submission is graded yet


Just kidding.....sort of

Overdate

<< Anyone familiar with this David Hall product?? >>

I would guess that David Hall is.

georgiacop50

Have not seen that iteration before.. Maybe from way back when embossed sealers or heat sealers in general were just a gleam in some OC dealer's eye?

braddick

Looks like it's a landline and not a cell number...

19Lyds

<< <i>Hey, he still has the same cell phone number! >>

That's a Land Line Dude!

Cameonut

First time I have seen one of those. You didn't mention if the coin is in a Cointain or not. If not, my guess is that it preceds the Hall flips below due to the lack of a Cointain and lack of heat sealing. Also, the flip has rounded corners which used to be a tell-tale sign (at least to me) that the flip might contain pvc.

No idea on dates manufactured - for any of the flip-type holders. Maybe someone else will know.

GoldenEyeNumismatics

$59 for an MS65 38-D? Ouch.

CoinZip

<< <i>Did it precede the sealed flips?? Year(s) marketed?? Thanks for the help.

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Call the phone number and ask....

Lakesammman

$59 for an MS65 38-D? Ouch.

I suppose that could be a price - I paid $25 mainly for the flip and label.

If Dave is at the FUN luncheon, will show him and ask.

If it predates the other flips, it's almost certainly a land line - not many cell phones around in the early 80's.