@MarkInDavis said:
This thread is proof that AI is everywhere. I figured a bunch of old numismatists would be the last frontier for AI. And it is here.
Yeah, it can be opened with a blow dryer and resealed without anyone ever knowing.
Also, will PCGS and NGC take coins in these bags after the 30 day first strike because there is no tape?
I don’t send them in immediately because I wait for a quarterly special where I can save some money on grading.
@Zride3 said:
Yeah, it can be opened with a blow dryer and resealed without anyone ever knowing.
Also, will PCGS and NGC take coins in these bags after the 30 day first strike because there is no tape?
I don’t send them in immediately because I wait for a quarterly special where I can save some money on grading.
To be fair to the mint, I don't know why they should be responsible for making sure you can get PCGS and NGC to label the coins in any particular fashion.
I’m more worried about someone in the deliverly pipeline opening packages and resealing them without any evidence it occurred, so when I finally send it in, PCGS ends up with a box with rocks in it instead of a coin.
@MasonG said:
To be fair to the mint, I don't know why they should be responsible for making sure you can get PCGS and NGC to label the coins in any particular fashion.
To be fair to the mint, I don't know why they should be responsible for making sure you can get PCGS and NGC to label the coins in any particular fashion.
They've had numerous different packaging over the years. When they first started using the 8x6 boxes, the tape was so bad that it would be half off when I got it.
I don't have the fear of bubble envelopes, I guess. I can open the box, even with the magic tape in 5 seconds with a box cutter.
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Very unusual. It must be highly collectible. You should start a thread.
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It appears the new Mint tape is a big hit with Navin Johnson.
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but don't know the city. classic so cal terrain and vegetation though
Wait, wheres the wd 40 🤨
Oh shoot. Careful Navin, someone might hate that tape.
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I can't believe a thread about packing tape has almost 2k views.... We must be bored to death...
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What my Morgan and Peace came in today. This is a new low for the mint.
I don't see the problem. Was it damaged?
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Isn't it obvious? No tape!
Yeah, it can be opened with a blow dryer and resealed without anyone ever knowing.
Also, will PCGS and NGC take coins in these bags after the 30 day first strike because there is no tape?
I don’t send them in immediately because I wait for a quarterly special where I can save some money on grading.
Bingo.
I had my coin sent this way, and I dont like it, either. Very cheap and it is a problem for the reasons you stated.
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To be fair to the mint, I don't know why they should be responsible for making sure you can get PCGS and NGC to label the coins in any particular fashion.
I’m more worried about someone in the deliverly pipeline opening packages and resealing them without any evidence it occurred, so when I finally send it in, PCGS ends up with a box with rocks in it instead of a coin.
It’s what holds us together here!
@MasonG said:
They've had numerous different packaging over the years. When they first started using the 8x6 boxes, the tape was so bad that it would be half off when I got it.
I don't have the fear of bubble envelopes, I guess. I can open the box, even with the magic tape in 5 seconds with a box cutter.
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As sticky as that gets at times
This thread is hanging by a thread.
A fiberglass reinforcement thread.
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I just unsealed the plastic bubble shipping bag with a hairdryer.