Certification history from my personal collection

MICHAELDIXON · May 19, 2020 2:45PM

I've decided to sell some Certification History from my personal collection and start with these.
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Think you have seen it all? You probably have not seen these pieces together and you probably haven't seen the yellow copy of a submission form and the submission report. This is an original PCI slab box from whenever they bought Hallmark. You can see underneath the PCI label where the Hallmark label is. You can see this on the top of the box and on the ends! The box is Near Mint, it has yellowed slightly. This is a RARE box. Included is a 1958 D Lincoln Cent sample slab and the yellow copy of a submission form and the submission report. I was one of the first PCI dealers and the only one to buy the PCI slabs sight unseen and submitted several thousand coins for grading and authentication. **SOLD

An original Accugrade brochure/submission form in near mint condition (no damage, stains, tears, etc) and an 1894 S copy Proof dime ACG certified. SOLD

ANACS Certificate 11-06-85 1920 Pilgrim Half dollar commemorative. Graded MS63/63. This coin has a beautiful frosty obverse with gray and blue tones when tilted in the light. The reverse is white with gold around the rims. Should go 65 by today's standards. In a lucite screwdown with the purple velvet sleeve. SOLD

1883 O Morgan Dollar Certified by Investment Rarities. MS64 Mostly White. Has a deep scratch on the front at 9 o'clock. This is one that you VERY seldom see! SOLD

2005 P Satin Finish MS69 ANACS Blue holder Washington Quarter. The Blue label began in February 2005 and was not accepted favorably by dealers or collectors who referred to them as "quick release" slabs. They were easy to break open. These were used until James Taylor bought ANACS and moved them to Colorado. $18. delivered Paypal or check

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