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Ah christ, I hope it doesn't become popular. Its just not the done thing with ancients. Photo authentification and certification suffices.
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I have seen them around on ebay before, even on the show Pawn Stars I've seen them send ancient coins to NGC. |
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I'm with you Ben. No plastic for ancients!
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I especially like the crack in the front of the slab over the temple area of the portrait. Lets you know the coin is wedged in nice and tight  |
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Cant find the 'un-approving sigh' emoticon unfortunately.
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Try this one Bobby  |
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Quote:
Try this one Bobby Close enough  |
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A waste of money, ancient coins need to be handled.
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There was a relatively new Pawn Stars episode where Rick sent in an ancient to PCGS. I wasn't really paying much attention at the time, but I think it came back authentic, not sure if it was graded. It turned out though that the coin was stolen, I believe.
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Actually the weird thing was it came back fake but was in a slab. I don't even think NGC does that? They never showed the front label, grade or anything except the back of the slab.
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Nathancrh1, thanks for the correction! I don't think PCGS even does it! Something weird there....
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Posted 01/10/2014 6:16 pm
