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The gasket is the soft plastic insert on the inside of the slab that holds the coin in place. You may be thinking of the rectangular piece around the outside edge of the slab which is the frame or co… (View Post)

....and the cost of a phone call was a dime. (View Post)

I'd buy a couple dozen double eagles at near melt in NGC/PCGS MS63 slabs. It would be a very liquid investment where I could easily sell a few coins if I ever needed to raise some cash. (View Post)

I remember getting Morgan and Peace dollars from the bank for face value. I remember getting buffalo nickels, Mercury dimes, SLQs, and WLHs in change on a regular basis. I remember when all coins wer… (View Post)

That's SGS. Not SEGS. Two different grading companies. (View Post)