Well this is an interesting PCGS slab.
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Looks more like an NGC slab. That thing must be enormous.
Cool and nice.
Interesting holder, coin plus pinch.
I looked into buying some of the placer gold in a holder, but the prices were stupid high.
I am interested in why others see the need to pay premiums for coins/dust that sat on the bottom of the ocean and had to be conserved. Doesn't float my boat, but my mind is still open.
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Sweet, very unusual, I like it !!!
I like this presentation over the first release of SSCA gold.
I do also
Too big. I like the first release of Central America Gold.
Nice holder and presentation with the gold dust. However, as @Cameonut said... I would not pay this ridiculous premium just because it sat in the ocean for a hundred plus years....Cheers, RickO
And so ends CAC...
How does sea salvage CAC? That does NOT look like a premium 64 to me. It doesn't even look like a 64.
Gonna need a bigger Box
Not a fan of big slabs but I like that one
Steve
I like it, but in my opinion it would present better with the signature and wreck info on the back, instead placed on the front.
I wonder if in fifty years we will see a Dreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald slab.