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Who do you think has the best slab? Who's slab scratches the easiest?
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SEG slabs are pretty freaking durable though.
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I like the way the coins seem to "float in space", and the tag that can be read from the top (an idea borrowed from SEGS, apparently) is handy.
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I think ICG and PCGS scratch the easiest based on my experience.
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a tie between pcgs and the old anx slabs
now with the older anx slabs gone
pcgs are the best!!
I like the look of PCGS slabs (except the rattlers). However, I've noticed many of them chip on the corners and I have one that literally came apart in my hands!
NGC slabs never seem to chip, but I hate the white inserts.
ACG and the old ANACS slabs are too small for my taste, but the new ANACS slabs are an improvement.
SEGS are supposedly as close to indestructable as you can get, plus I like how you can read the top of the slap.
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<< <i>I like the look of PCGS slabs (except the rattlers). However, I've noticed many of them chip on the corners and I have one that literally came apart in my hands!
NGC slabs never seem to chip, but I hate the white inserts.
ACG and the old ANACS slabs are too small for my taste, but the new ANACS slabs are an improvement.
SEGS are supposedly as close to indestructable as you can get, plus I like how you can read the top of the slap. >>
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Who's slab scratches easiest? That would have to be the new ANACS slab. Almost every one I have (which is about 20) has came from ANACS full of scratches.