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Brian Mclendon

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    Slab Tampering

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    On 6/27/2007 at 1:52 AM, stinkycheese1 said:

     

    Conder101 told me that there are zero instances of any modern tampered PCGS reported.(except for the rattlers)

    So it's very unlikely the slab is tampered . This is what I was told with my PCGS slab: "There are very few fakes IN modern slabs. Other than the first generation Rattler slabs, there are ZERO cases of a fake modern PCGS slab known. But with fake ANACS slabs starting to come from China how much longer will that be true?

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    But this is with PCGS slabs. I'm not sure about NGC or other companies.

    I bought some buffalo nickel from china factory spot on even defects not. I do had to see for myself

    How can you tell if an NGC case has been opened?

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    On 10/11/2003 at 8:59 PM, mlovest said:

    Pat,

     

    It's a 1963...why would there be melted plastic coming out of the seems? That's actually what it looks like. Either that or it looks like too much modelers glues was used and it seeped out.

     

    Mike

    I just got in like 20 suspect ngc cases I examine them close they were opened and resealed I don't care what everyone think it's glue not.plastic beware buyers seems to.ne older ngc cases