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New Advertising Slab

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Conder101

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In the first book I would have included it in the Sample Slab section but in the second edition slabs like that are being moved to the new Advertising Slab section because it is not so much a slab showing a sample of the TPG's work as it is a souvenir advertising the show.

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acan451

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I am sorry

Yes I do agree, I would consider it an advertising slab.

They use to be considered sample slabs. I suppose that was why I put it in

that category. I should have known better

I have no idea why I called it a sample slab, but for some reason I did.

Oh well you can't win them all.

Thanks everyone for bringing it to my attention.

That's what love about forms, even when you make a mistake, people

bring it to your attention and give you a chance to fix a mistake

All the Best

Alan

 

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Conder101

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Nothing wrong, as I said I listed as Sample slabs as well at first.

 

Conder101---Do all sample slabs have the word "SAMPLE" somewhere on the label?

I believe almost all of them do but there are a few early ones that do not ANACS 13S1 comes to mind. The only way we know they are samples are either from knowing when they were distributed. The ANACS 13S1's were distributed shortly after Amos Press developed began using bar codes on their slabs. They contain MS examples of foreign coins that are worth about 10 cents apiece. There are also pieces which are labeled Sample which also fit under other categories as well.

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