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It’s a self slabber (someone who puts coins into generic slabs). Sometimes it’s done to deceive unsuspecting buyers while other times it’s just a way to store a raw coin in a slightly more secure pla… (View Post)

I agree with your process of selling directly to the dealer or sending to auction. However, I could see a scenario where no dealer wants to pay your price but thinks someone at a show would buy the c… (View Post)

That’s certainly a nice example! (View Post)

It’s a mechanical error. To some it adds a bit of a premium as a curiosity item. But the more expensive the coin, the more likely it is to be a negative and require the slab to be fixed. (View Post)

I haven’t been able to make this someone else’s odd or unusual purchase so it remains mine. :D (View Post)