1923 Peace Dollar NGC SAMPLE slab

oih82w8

I like larger denomination Sample Holders like the next person, but this one went for some crazy money! $220.27 Then again, when was the last time you saw a CAC (Green or Gold) bean on a SAMPLE slab?



1922 Peace Dollar NGC Sample Gold CAC

Zoins

Originally posted by: oih82w8

I like larger denomination Sample Holders like the next person, but this one went for some crazy money! $220.27 Then again, when was the last time yu saw a CAC (Green or Gold) bean on a SAMPLE slab?



1922 Peace Dollar NGC Sample Gold CAC

That's really cool

AUandAG

My my, I think the 60 was generous.....



bob

BryceM

Kinda cool, but more like $40 cool to me.

TopographicOceans

I've never seen a CAC on a SAMPLE slab

I'm not sure if it should have been in the MS pile though

Barndog

I don't know. Put that cert number into the CAC search engine and you get:


Serial Number: 199999009
Grading Service: NGC
Description: 1887 Dollars Morgan MS63
Status:

RichieURich

I got this from the NGC search function:



NGC Cert: 199999-009

Date/Info: 1964 D SAMPLE

Denomination: 10C

Grade: NGC

ricko

I do believe someone 'transferred' a CAC sticker... Which should raise danger flags across the hobby......Cheers, RickO

Broadstruck

The gold CAC sticker is most likely legit as I've seen other soap bar Peace sample awarded as such.



The cert number probably just throws off the verification system at both services as it's a generic assignment?

oih82w8

The CAC stickers have the anti-tamper properties which should make it apparent that it was removed from the previous holder...shouldn't it?



I would agree that the NGC cert is a generic, like the 12345678 for PCGS.

johnny9434

a gold bean to, that surprises me some.

BStrauss3

The MS60 was just a sample grade, random collections of BU dollars were used. CAC's Gold Bean means the coin would be solid for the next higher grade.



199998- and 199999- were used by NGC for a variety of sample slab runs, but only one shows in the database.

coinhack

Originally posted by: oih82w8
The CAC stickers have the anti-tamper properties which should make it apparent that it was removed from the previous holder...shouldn't it?

I have only removed one. I bought an AU58 Trade Dollar that had a green CAC sticker. I broke the coin out to put it in a Dansco 7070 album. I kept the PCGS tag for future reference and just for laughs I tried to remove the sticker.

I didn't think it would come off easily but it did. I didn't want it that bad, so I didn't make a great effort to remove it. I just took a blunt object and pushed on it and it popped right off with no damage. It was still sticky, so I stuck it on the PCGS tag and filed it away.