$10 Indian in a PCGS Edgeview holder

AnkurJ · June 8, 2011 1:41PM

Just saw this surfing through Heritage. I wonder if these are being readily offered now?

$10 Indian Edgeview

AJ

keyman64 · June 8, 2011 1:43PM

Good find. That's not nearly as bad as ATS.

coindeuce · June 8, 2011 2:02PM

PCGS offered them for a brief period in 2009, and then they backed away from the offer. I asked CS to pass along an inquiry to the operations manager several months ago about the possibility of having 38 mm Mint Error Dollars with edge features put in to these holders. No response forthcoming.

brokenCC · June 8, 2011 5:11PM

I've seen some coming out of their Paris office recently.

DorkGirl · June 9, 2011 1:08AM

I like the clear prongs, easier to see the edge detail.

blu62vette · June 9, 2011 1:17AM

<< I've seen some coming out of their Paris office recently. >>

That is what they mainly use in Paris and they do loads of gold there.

questor54 · June 9, 2011 1:31AM

<< 

<< I've seen some coming out of their Paris office recently. >>

That is what they mainly use in Paris and the do loads of gold there. >>

Every coin I have bought that was holdered in the Paris office (from a German dealer) was encapsulated Edgeview.

I like it.

mkman123 · June 9, 2011 3:54AM

pretty neat, I'm a fan of this and the NGC prong holders.

Frankcoins · June 9, 2011 3:58AM

This is really the way to go if you need to see the edge. The NGC holders hide part of RIM of the coin, and make it impossible to photograph a slabbed coin without those ugly white distractions on the rim.

TPRC · June 9, 2011 3:59AM

Can't wait to see one in person. It looks like a definite improvement.

PerryHall · June 9, 2011 4:10AM

Why can't PCGS use this type of holder in the U.S.?

Zoins · June 9, 2011 5:00AM

<< Good find. That's not nearly as bad as ATS. >>

Not nearly as bad, but the prongs are still distracting in photos IMO. It seems you can't have it both ways, in-slab photos without prongs and edge view holders. It's still nice to see the edge of the coin though, just get your photos before slabbing or after you crack it out

Coins911 · June 9, 2011 5:11AM

It alot better than the edge view holder from other companies

pmh1nic · June 9, 2011 11:19AM

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It's still nice to see the edge of the coin though, just get your photos before slabbing or after you crack it out

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ColonialCoinUnion · June 9, 2011 8:58PM

Based on the ones I have seen, the coins graded in Paris say Paris on the PCGS label.

AnkurJ · June 10, 2011 1:38AM

There are a bunch of moderns in edgeviews on ebay, such as this one:

2009 Sac dollar

2011 Sac dollar

PerryHall · June 10, 2011 1:56AM

<< Why can't PCGS use this type of holder in the U.S.? >>

Don Willis or Davis Hall out there? Can anyone explain why PCGS doesn't use this superior edge view holder here in the United States?

questor54 · June 10, 2011 2:35AM

<< 

<< Why can't PCGS use this type of holder in the U.S.? >>

Don Willis or Davis Hall out there? Can anyone explain why PCGS doesn't use this superior edge view holder here in the United States? >>

I will even donate a slogan for free: "Coins look bolder in an Edgeview holder"

or maybe "Buyers don't say 'screw you' to coins in an Edgeview".

Feel free to use either or both. My gift to Collector's Universe.

Zoins · June 10, 2011 3:41AM

Edge views do seem to be popular these days. They are even doing edge view in Asia now. This is from ACCA based in Taiwan:

questor54 · June 10, 2011 4:44AM

One of the things my proposed National Numismatic Commission (NNC) headed by the National Numismatic Czar (NNC) would do is to require the use of Edgeview holders only by all TPGs. All coins in non-Edgeview holders would be required to be resubmitted so they may be put in an Edgeview holder.

Zoins · June 10, 2011 4:47AM

<< One of the things my proposed National Numismatic Commission (NNC) headed by the National Numismatic Czar (NNC) would do is to require the use of Edgeview holders only by all TPGs. All coins in non-Edgeview holders would be required to be resubmitted so they may be put in an Edgeview holder. >>

What is this NNC? Where can I find more information on it?

I think you'd get a lot of resistance from people if they needed to pay a reholder fee for all their TPG slabbed coins.

AnkurJ · June 10, 2011 4:53AM

I spoke to PCGS, and they said its in the works, but no date has been set. It can be requested for certain coins, and if they have the size available, they will use them.

questor54 · June 10, 2011 4:59AM

<< 

<< One of the things my proposed National Numismatic Commission (NNC) headed by the National Numismatic Czar (NNC) would do is to require the use of Edgeview holders only by all TPGs. All coins in non-Edgeview holders would be required to be resubmitted so they may be put in an Edgeview holder. >>

What is this NNC? Where can I find more information on it?

I think you'd get a lot of resistance from people if they needed to pay a reholder fee for all their TPG slabbed coins. >>

Coin collecting has been too much fun, too interesting and too much of a bastion of freedom for too long. It is time that there were strict rules and those rules be inforced. So I am proposing (demanding) the formation of the NNC headed by the NNC.

$10 Indian in a PCGS Edgeview holder

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