edduns
Joined: 17-Oct-2013
Posts: 783
Posted: 18-Dec-2016, 04:13
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Posted: 18-Dec-2016, 04:13
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The true sample slabs are slabs given away by the grading services at coin shows which are intended to advertise the grading service itself or to show off a new change in their product design (New design, new label, new hologram etc).
I have 6 PCGS Sample Slabs 2 of them are rare.
This is a site I use to identify them
http://www.coincommunity.com/sample-slabs/pcgs-sample-slabs.asp
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GSDykes
Joined: 12-Feb-2015
Posts: 10
Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 21:20
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Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 21:20
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Howdy Ed of Arizona. On Coin Talk I saw a slab collector, actually several.
Gary in Washington
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edduns
Joined: 17-Oct-2013
Posts: 783
Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 21:35
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Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 21:35
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Gary: SoOooOoo nice to hear from you. Yea I know the guys on Coin Talk. I was just wondering if any member on this site collected them. Ed
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pnightingale
Joined: 27-Jul-2011
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Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 23:12
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Posted: 15-Feb-2017, 23:12
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I started to a while ago but gave up to concentrate on other things. I have about a half dozen or so.
Non illegitimis carborundum est. Excellent advice for all coins.
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