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How Many Things Can You Find Wrong With This Slabbed Coin?

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Oriole's "Slabbing gone too far" thread got me looking at the stuff on the desk and uncovered this gem...

How-Many-Things-Can-You-Find-Wrong-With-This-Slabbed-Coin?

Let's see...

FPG masquerading as a TPG
Printed coin
Show affiliation is "I bought a table"
Unique slab, won't stack with or fit in ANY box


PS: Yes, it's in David's book - Schwager# Coinland-025-1-1


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Hardly a great advertisement considering the show attracts serious collectors.
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Yeah, how cheap can they get for a show memento?
But back then maybe it was a tribute to the attack on the twin towers?
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It's only amazing that anyone cares why it was made.
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It's only amazing that anyone cares why it was made.


Maybe some of the almost 3000 people's relatives that died that day? Probably the first coin show in NY since
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Whats wrong? ....Everything!
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I might take it if it was a freebie at a show. Well, maybe not.
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If you are looking for technical errors the label says 2002-P but the quarter is a 2001. Can't be certain but the mintmark looks like a D.
If I somehow came to possess this I'd crack the quarter and spend it. Maybe someone would enjoy getting it in change....
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Ooopsie... Missed THAT one. Thanks!
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This is the kind of thing they usually give out to kids for free at coin shows.
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There's no grade on it, so is it really "masquerading as a TPG"?
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Most samples don't have grades.
Most samples come from TPGs.

Not sure what was in Coinland's head...
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Well, if there is no such thing as bad press, this thread might be proof.
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Actually JBuck it's circulated and stickered, not proof...





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No, I was not saying the coin is a proof.

I was speculating that this thread (topic, post) is proof (evidence) that there is no such thing as bad press.

You wondered what was in Coinland's head, I was speculating something akin to bad marketing.
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