What would be the proper "jargon name" for these holders?

[Barndog]

I know there are all sorts of "old holder" names like OGH, rattler, Fatty, Black holder, no line fatty and more. Can anyone tell me what NGC slang I should use to describe these holders? Just noticed while posting this message that the font is different from one holder to the next. Cool.

 

Much appreciated!

 

 

[michael]

yes these are called

 

no line fatties

[michael]

the big question is

 

the most important question is

 

on the reverse it is the hologram stamp or is it the raised line stamp??

 

raised line stamp means you can feel the letters above the slab surface

[michael]

i myself call them fat boys

 

ngc fat boy holders

[Barndog]

yes these are called

 

no line fatties

 

cool. Thanks, michael!

 

I'm the proud owner of two "no line fatties"

 

(I won't be sharing that tidbit with Mrs. Barndog for fear of stranger-than-the-usual looks)

[Barndog]

the big question is

 

the most important question is

 

on the reverse it is the hologram stamp or is it the raised line stamp??

 

raised line stamp means you can feel the letters above the slab surface

 

I guess it would be hologram stamp. I can't feel much more than glue/sticker residue on what remains of the hologram. The rest is smooth to the touch

[Schatzy]

Here is a like to the different generation holders!!

[123cents]

I agree. I call them no line fatties.

[Barndog]

Here is a like to the different generation holders!!

 

excellent, looks like NGC 4, somewhere in the 1989-1992 time period. This is some cool information, I appreciate it.

[Revenant]

(I won't be sharing that tidbit with Mrs. Barndog for fear of stranger-than-the-usual looks)

 

You should be getting quite a few looks if you're on here on Valentine's day.

[Barndog]

(I won't be sharing that tidbit with Mrs. Barndog for fear of stranger-than-the-usual looks)

 

You should be getting quite a few looks if you're on here on Valentine's day.

 

 

she's downstairs playing Pet Society of Facebook with the two girls.

[SteveInNebr]

yes these are called

 

no line fatties

 

cool. Thanks, michael!

 

I'm the proud owner of two "no line fatties"

 

(I won't be sharing that tidbit with Mrs. Barndog for fear of stranger-than-the-usual looks)

True, such a description just might get you introduced to the business end of a frying pan.....

 

[rrantique]

Hey i like no-line Fatties.

 

[physics-fan3.14]

OGH and rattlers are early PCGS slabs, I've also heard "doiley" thrown about for a certain generation.

 

On the early NGC slabs, is there a difference between the fatty and no line fatty, or are they just two terms describing the same thing?

[123cents]

OGH and rattlers are early PCGS slabs, I've also heard "doiley" thrown about for a certain generation.

 

On the early NGC slabs, is there a difference between the fatty and no line fatty, or are they just two terms describing the same thing?

 

 

All fatties have no indent line below the label. When the indent line was added below the label the slab was also changed to a smaller type.

[ant]

are these new slabs as thick as the fatties? they seem thicker again.

[123cents]

are these new slabs as thick as the fatties? they seem thicker again.

 

Not the ones I've seen Ant.