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Pillar of the Community
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First time I've seen an ATB up close. I think it's huge. And, in a slab, it's almost ridiculous. I ordered one with an ASE and it dwarfs it. Heavy, too. Just thought I'd mention it to anybody thinking of getting one. They're really special IMO.  |
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Thanks. Good picture to show the difference in slab sizes.
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Wow, that is nuts. Among comic books, there are comic and magazine sized slabs. I find the magazine sized ones too large. The difference here is even more extreme.
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Bedrock of the Community
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 That's a monster! In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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WOW.....yes, that's a big slab. Nice purchase!
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Rest in Peace
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I've never seen one in person. That is a beast. I'd thought of those for future collecting, but I love my binders with TPG s in 9 pocket pages with my raw in 20 & 12 pocket pages in the same binders. I can't think of a way to put those gigantinormous monsters in a binder. Thanks for the comparison. |
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The PCGS slabs are much smaller than NGC uses. The ANACS ones are somewhere in the middle but still fit in a standard bubble mailer. For whatever reason NGC went huge with them, but at least you have an extra TV dinner tray now as well as a new coin  |
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wow.. I wonder, is that slab bigger or smaller or the same as the slabbed used for the 150 gram proof silver panda?
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"gigantinormous" Love it! BTW, I got this ATB at 50% over spot- probably, most of that went into the plastic, lol. Raw, you might be able to get them at just 25% over (but not the rarer ones). I'm looking for bullion value first, then aesthetics. |
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