Darrbaby

here are the pics. The first 2 are the one I purchased from a dealer that has been selling all 4498049 run of coins for while now. I have bought several from them and watched many many others in the same 4498049 run. So please give me your thoughts? Is it possable that NGC may have labeled 2 the same by accident? I mean why go through the trouble on a 15/20 dollar coin ?

I will post pics after I get some more input on this. I dont want to loose out on a possable error as Ive seen some slabs sell for way over coin value for mistakes in the past.

I have come across 2 coins that both are the same year/mint ect.. and both coins have the same cert#.... Both sellers are very reputable and do not think either is up to no good. I already own one of them and just might buy the other as well. So my question is does this happen alot or perhaps the grader just mislabeled one coin? As I said I dont think the sellers at fault here.  Thoughts?

On 1/25/2023 at 12:51 PM, Greenstang said:

Certainly looks like heat damage. Not sure if NGC would cover the cost of reslabbing.

not worried about the fee. things happen.

On 1/25/2023 at 11:43 AM, bsshog40 said:

Stored in a hot environment?? Or got too close to something hot?

it was in a display case perhaps the sun through the window cooked it? the case would get sunlight for a few hours but I have never any other slab do this. Guess its a reslab

On 1/25/2023 at 9:09 AM, Greenstang said:

Could we see a photo of both sides of the complete slab

On 1/25/2023 at 9:09 AM, Greenstang said:

Could we see a photo of both sides of the complete slab

still going strong on fb  littletono dot kom ... Sad actually. 

I have a slab that seems to have swollen up enough that it will no longer stack with others. Any thoughts on what caused this and should I worry about getting it reslabbed? it is a 1 of 5 top pop. I did try to get a good pic the my skills are poor at best.

On 1/4/2023 at 12:28 PM, VKurtB said:

Keep in mind that EVEN AT SP69, this is an incredibly common coin. Just because few may have been graded, doesn’t make it scarce. 99%+ of the owners of these coins would never have them graded. David Lange of NGC has written on this board about the plethora of what I call “silly to have been graded” coins. 

bought cause I thought it was cool and the price was right. Not everyone collects for resell value.

this is the coin in question. thanks.

Amazing!!

Hi, Is it possible to find out when a coin got its certification? The date it went into the holder and if it was ever reslabbed?