Maybe this question has been answered in another thread but I am new to this hobby and would like to know what one means by "slabbing" a coin from a set.
When you get a coin graded it is either put into a plastic flip style folder by the grading company (soft slabbed) or into a hard plastic case by the company (hard slabbed). I hope that helps you some.
After placing my order on July 16 of this year, I FINALLY received my 2011 Special Edition Proof Set - 100th Anniversary of the 1911 Silver Dollar. I ordered two sets, one to keep intact and the other to break apart to get the proof large cent out. Significantly lower mintage (6,000) than the 1998 set of similar nature...
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