Anacs look up.....

AUandAG · April 14, 2011 6:15AM

Is there a way to look up a non bar coded slab? Just the E-xxxxB number on the slab.
Seller has given me a list of his slabbed in the SDB ANACS coins.
thanks,
bob

relicsncoins · April 14, 2011 6:24AM

Are you sure they are slabs and not photo certificates? The alpha-numeric serial numbers especially if they are in the E-1234-G format are photo certificate numbers. Some of the earliest slabs did have alpha-numeric serial numbers, but no dashes. I think your best bet would be to contact ANACS and see how far back the records go.

AUandAG · April 14, 2011 6:26AM

I thought photo as well and asked and he said plastic slab. I'll contact them.
Tried online and not available.

bob

relicsncoins · April 14, 2011 6:29AM

<< <i>I thought photo as well and asked and he said plastic slab. I'll contact them.
Tried online and not available.

bob

>>

Ask him how big the "slabs" are. There were plenty of aftermarket holders for the photo certificates. They were typically capital like holders that were around 5X7 inches. They were 3 piece and held together by those nylon type screws. They held the photo certicate and next to it was the coin.

JJ

AUandAG · April 14, 2011 6:37AM

Yes, I didn't think of those. Don't see them very often anymore. He had
the ANACS printed information sheets at his home but they did not have
a grade. For instance his 16-d dime sheet said Genuine but no numerical
grade. From the pics it looks gradable but I have not seen the discs yet!

bob

AUandAG · April 14, 2011 7:10AM

Called ANACS and their records go back to 92-93 is all. They have no information
on the ANA alpha/numeric graded photo slabs (which I believe these must be).
bob

LostSisler · April 16, 2011 2:16PM

Records exist at the ANA going all the way back to Cert #0001

Anacs look up.....

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