Retro Doily labels

Can a collectors club member get these?
I see they were availible at least in 2014.
They have a different font though.
I see they were availible at least in 2014.
They have a different font though.

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Miguel never did call me back but one forum member (MsMorrisine) said the authorized dealer was Liberty Coin. Others guessed the authorized dealer was Heritage. Since multiple examples showed up on Heritage and on eBay about the same time in January 2014....I would lend more belief that it was not Heritage and was most likely Liberty Coin.
Hope that helps someone.
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-Paul
I've always wondered what the point was with this. The allure of an original doily is that it's rare. If you could order a new one at will, it wouldn't "count" as having an original rare one. Besides, it is by far the least attractive of the post-rattler labels. To each his own, I guess.
I would be inclined to agree with Messydesk's first three sentences, but not the fourth. I always rather liked the doily design as a backdrop. Granted, it's busy, but attractive enough as a backdrop. It's the weird and impractically shaped Regency holders I think I are ugly, speaking of rare plastic.
Those are not exclusive to Heritage.
P.S. Notice to all the experts; I didn't mean to post this twice. I'm a newbie. I do make mistakes. Save the comments for some truly egrious future infraction on my part. I apologize for any anxiety this may have caused.
Buy the coin. Not the lable.
And if you sell the lable, don't leave any money on the tabel.
Buy the coin. Not the lable.
And if you sell the lable, don't leave any money on the tabel.
Just a fable unless you're able to send a cable to Sable.
Buy the coin. Not the lable.
P.S. Notice to all the experts; I didn't mean to post this twice. I'm a newbie. I do make mistakes. Save the comments for some truly egrious future infraction on my part. I apologize for any anxiety this may have caused.
Now YOU can delete your extra post.
Why not use transparency? After all, isn't transparency at the heart of third-party-grading? Why play games, and then make a retro label, who did them, and the number submitted comparable with Bigfoot and a Chupacabra?
Do we really need to elevate a contemporary label (lable) on a piece of cheesy bullion to that level? I was hoping to save legend and heresay for the 64-D Peace or the 74 Aluminum cent.
Drunner
Buy the coin. Not the lable.
P.S. Notice to all the experts; I didn't mean to post this twice. I'm a newbie. I do make mistakes. Save the comments for some truly egrious future infraction on my part. I apologize for any anxiety this may have caused.
Now YOU can delete your extra post.
That's the PROBLEM. If I knew how to do that, then I wouldn't have posted it TWICE in the first place! Do you have any CONSTRUCTIVE advice? I'm a NEWBIE! And to make matters worse, my cap-lock key seems to be malfunctioning. HeLp, pLeAsE!