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Heritage stickers
Do any of the collectors here keep the stickers on your slabs when you receive them from Heritage? I must admit they're kind of cool. I wonder if you were ever inclined to sell a coin in the future, would these stickers help or hurt your potential sale. Now I know some of you will say buy the coin, not the sticker or the slab, lol.
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Those are pretty easy to remove unlike the Teletrade ones. I usually take the Heritage
stickers off cause the coins are for my collection and "I don't need no stinkin stickers" LOL
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<< <i>The day may come when Chinese counterfeits become so pervasive that an old Heritage sticker might just help you close the sale on a legitimate coin. >>
Agree. Heritage stickers would be nearly impossible to counterfeit.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I usually remove stickers from holders....
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<< <i>The day may come when Chinese counterfeits become so pervasive that an old Heritage sticker might just help you close the sale on a legitimate coin. >>
Agree. Heritage stickers would be nearly impossible to counterfeit.
I wasn't suggesting that. The sticker identifies the auction and lot number, directing the potential buyer to the Heritage archives to confirm the coin is genuine.
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