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Quick Question From A Newbie About 1923 Peace Dollars In Plastic Coin Cases!

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Hi! I inherited some coins that are in flat rectangular cases. (With just the name of the coin, no ranking/categorizing/rating/whatever it's called!) I want to post them on ebay, but hard to shoot them clearly in the cases. Is it ok to take them out so I can get clear photos? They're 1923 Peace dollars. Thank you for any help!
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@iba, first welcome to CCF. Second, it sounds like the coins are in "slabs", but just generic ones as opposed to ones from a grading company. A pic would help to confirm this. Can you please post one example? Thx.
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Pictures needed to accurately identify holder, and see if they can be removed easily.
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Agree, show us one if you can.



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If they look something like this...

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2...v=1502469107

then you can carefully pull them apart and take out the coin if needed.
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Yes, take them out and hold then by the edges. Photograph on a non-metallic surface for safety. Good luck!
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Try taking photos before taking coins out of holders.
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Quick-Question-From-A-Newbie-About-1923-Peace-Dollars-In-Plastic-Coin-Cases!

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Your post was moved to the appropriate forum for the proper attention.

Those cases are probably not sealed. Look for a seam along the edge. If you can open them, you can remove the coins for better photos.
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Thank you!
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Those are pretty nifty holders, I like them. I would remove them from the holders, if possible, then add pictures of the coins in the holders and include those in the sale.
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I would remove them from the holders, if possible, then add pictures of the coins in the holders and include those in the sale.
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