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I came across the listings for SDH Coin Company and their new slabs that guaranty authenticity. I like how the styrofoam hasn't quite been cut to fit the coin.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1853-Three-...AOSwUV9WmGCy
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Wow,how do I submit? Their attention to detail is top notch.
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It certainly does not inspire confidence. Is their ability to authenticate equal to the quality of their slabbing?
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then again, maybe the foam is cut to perfectly match the "slight rim damage".
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Is the above coin even authentic? $425 would be a lot of money for a replica.
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It's ok , they are using that newly invented Styrofoam that in the coarse of a few months contours perfectly around the coin.
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It's sad that he might rope a newbie. I wonder what SDH stands for? Slightly Deformed Holder?
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Is it even TPG when the same company that graded it is selling it? Shouldn't it be second party grading?
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that holder looks horrible
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It's also upside down...
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The seller did say there was "slight rim damage" but for some
reason I can't tell
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then again, maybe the foam is cut to perfectly match the "slight rim damage"


I was going to say the exact same thing

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So does "very detailed" mean scrubbed with a brillo pad?

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With SGS (Abon Coin) out of business perhaps there is some basement slabber market share up for grabs.
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