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I Cracked A TPG Slab

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 Posted 05/30/2017  2:23 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Conder101 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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As in poly vinyl chloride bags?

No, polyethylene bags. Polyethylene is soft, flexible, and inert. And it is naturally soft, no plasticizers.
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I have got good with cracking out the NGC slabs. It is best not to have the plastic crack in the center near the coin as damage to the coin can happen as I did scratch a Morgan 1878 8TF MS61 on one of my first crack outs when the plastic splintered near the coin. When I sold the coin I resubmitted it to NGS and it graded MS62 but I knew the new shinny little scratch (it looked like a bag mark) that I caused.

I now use a hammer and tap on all four sides until the plastic will split in two complete halves.
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Great results, Slider23.
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Great tip, Slider. I do the corners, farther away from the coin.
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