Why?
Why not?
Why not?
Couple reasons. I don't think I need to enumerate them.
Yes you do.
What possible reason would someone want this other than for fraudulent
purposes?
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Yeah, well....good luck to anyone who thinks a slab from any of the
major 3rd party grading sevices can be opened without destroying it.
>What possible reason would someone want this other than for fraudulent
>purposes?
Why are you no longer an eBay "Power Seller", Fwankie?
Inquiring minds want to know!
>
> Yeah, well....good luck to anyone who thinks a slab from any of the
> major 3rd party grading sevices can be opened without destroying it.
I received this in the mail a little over a year ago:
http://www.frankcoins.com/anacs1.jpg
I'll let you know when I come across some. I've been looking for some that
will fit 19th century gold of different denominations.
Why are you looking for them? It would be fraud to try to put coins
in them.
>Why are you looking for them? It would be fraud to try to put coins in
>them.
As usual, Fwankie is wrong.
If one wants to put coins in a holder for one's personal amusement, no
fraud is commited.
Attempting to sell them as certified coins is another matter.
Like RF said, just for personal amusement. Aren't you amused? har har
http://www.air-tites.com/Coin_World_Coin_Slabs.htm
I have one and it's the same size as a PCGS holder, but does not
interlock perfectly with the PCGS holders.