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 Posted 01/22/2020  09:44 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add thebatandthecat to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi! I have several coins that are not from any of the major coin authentication companies. I am having trouble figuring out if the coins are legitimate or if they were a "hobby" and someone just put them in fancy cases. Can anyone take a look and weigh in?
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to CCF. Full slab photos front and back please,
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It appears someone just put a favorite coin in a plastic holder.
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That is a generic shell. Many of the fly-by-night and basement slabbers use them, and collectors also use them to protect coins that they want "slabbed" but which aren't worth sending to a TPG.
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