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I just purchased my a replacement 1909 S VDB to help complete my Lincoln Cent collection I started almost 25 years ago when I was 11. I have about a dozen coins in slabs and I would like to free my new purchase from its plastic tomb.
What is the safest...
Started by Spider5689 on
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Its of the coin while in the slab, it means nothing since once opened, you could never prove it is the same coin....
An inexpensive coin! Oh, take a picture of coin and slab before removal, and save the insert info.
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Why axial lighting won't work for photographing slabbed coins, coins in flips, etc. I have a slabbed example of CWT 240/337a graded NGC MS-64.
Here are two directly lighted images.
Perhaps we can eventually get most of the varieties represented in this...
Started by Larry on
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Yes, the slab glareExhibit 3:
This is a slabbed Civil War Token held between the thick rubber pads/collars of my 'wide to photograph slabbed coins....
PROUD MEMBER OF THE TCCS" (Toned Coin Collector's Society) Thanks Larry.
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3 slabbed gold coins 1872 $2.50 NGC VF35 ( ex richmond collection)
1873 closed 3 $2.50 NGC MS62
1904 $2.50 PCGS MS62
1500 for the set or best offer. am flexible on the price. if not sold will be taking to the local coin show this sunday.
Started by TheChipologist on
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World and US Counterfeit Slabbed Coins Sold on eBay The following links show pictures of counterfeit PCGS and NGC slabbed coins sold on eBay.
World Coins
http://www.flickr.com/photos/coinfor...7623094486157/
U.S. Coins
http://www.flickr.com/photos/coinforgeryebay...
Started by PennyGuy on
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Missie.
Counterfeits, or did counterfeit coins get through PCGS/NGC and were slabbed? Either way, scary.
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Good evening, all:
Once again I am reminded that over 45 years of numismatic collecting and study is no guarantee that I can't be stumped. Case in point:
Link
I will say merely that I am surprised to see this coin is in the first-world slab as pictured...
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PCGS, along with 6 of 7 respondents, are convinced that those;
I agree, the coin has a look the....
Great sellers - and the coin looks okay -
and I would be surprised if the 21-D VF 20
were in the crevices for contrast like this coin.
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This ones just got to go
Fake PCGS Morgan.
1879CC
Another one....
1895-S
Picked this up on another forum.
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Most on forum,have seen so many slabs,it's easy to spot a fake.
Most on forum,have seen so is wrong with the listed slab.
Alerts",maybe good to spell out exactly,what is wrong with the listed slab.
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Hello Everyone,
I was wondering, is it silly bringing coins to the great state of Hawaii? And what about slabbed coins?
Thanks everyone,
Jeff
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Of Hawaii? And what about slabbed coins?
Thanks everyone,
Jeff >>
Jeff, what is your concern?
Best bringing coins to the great state of Hawaii? And what about slabbed coins?
Thanks everyone,
Jeff >.
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On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 19:07:50 -0800, "Aladdin Sane" <jmazza14@comcast.net
I recently purchased a set of 1950 Proof coins. The coins were individually
slabbed by PCGS and assigned grades from PF65 to PF67. This was to be my
birth year proof set...
Started by Aladdin Sane on
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If the coins are now individually slabbed can they still be considered.
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A 65 coin should have nearly flawless surfaces and luster:0rudnR7MhpcXS8PUnZ2dnUVZ_gSdnZ2d@giganews.com...
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I guess at some lowball price there is.
But generally not in my view.
My view is sight seen is really the only way to go and it doesn't matter if a coin is slabbed by pcgs, ngc, starred, plussed, or cac.
Unless you hire someone who has a great eye for...
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The last truly sight unseen coin purchase was the ten 25th anniversary ASE? Then again, they may have images of every coin ever sent in to them, so it is really sight already seen I wouldn't buy from them....
And it's from a trusted dealer.
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I've never seen a high quality 1943 steel cent so I don't know what it should look like.
This was available for a few dollars and I bought it out of curiosity. Oh, did I mention that it was slabbed and certified as MS67 by National Numismatic Certification...
Started by cipster on
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I have a steel unstruck planchet for a wartime, don't ask me why I bought this coin
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I notice that you've de-slabbed, snap or sealed in a TPG slab like yours once was.
The obverse looks odd to me, but I'm no expert on steel cents .
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