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When the bad things happen to the good slabs....

Started by sadysta1,

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kryptonitecomics

kryptonitecomics

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Aren't you suppose to artificially tone coins before they are slabbed??? foreheadslap.gifforeheadslap.gifforeheadslap.gif

 

 

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chinook

chinook

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Yikes!!!!!!!!! Where did you have that stored?

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Radiator damage? insane.gif I wonder if they'll note that when they re-slab it in an NCS holder? wink.gif

 

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sadysta1

sadysta1

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The coin is mine, I bought it in Baltimore earlier this year. I bought it as a funny conversation piece. A careless dealer kept the slab collection in his car, during very hot summer day. According to the dealer I bought it from, several slabs met similar fate, most of them were reslabbed by NGC (higher graded coins). According to him the heat in the car was so intense that ANACS slab actually EXPLODED from the intense heat. Let this be a lesson to you guys, do not leave your slabs in a car when it's hot. wink.gif

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