Why I like

INB Slabs.
1-You can open the holder
2-By opening the holder it makes it easier to take an image
3-If you get tired of the original coin you can replace it

 

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MS70?

 

Is this a certification company? I like that you can open it too, and not that the company has any real credibility, but the fact that I can open it means I’d never be able to trust it.

 

Can you open the 4 coin slabs too?

 

@paddyman98
Why not, if your going to do it your self would you want anything less.

 

@BlackberryPie
Good question, I've never seen their 4 coin slabs.

 

INB=In basement

 

It got the “Full Strike” designation aswell! Whatever that is supposed to mean...

 

It's not the best photo but here's the 4 coin slab.

 

I find it extremely nice that zip can open the slab, remove the coin and replace it with another coin. What a concept!

 

Errmm shouldn’t there be 5 coins in a set?

 

Not for these guys. Hahaha

 

I must say that is strange

 

@Sullysullinburg
Maybe they though "FS" meant Full Strike

 

And the "MS70" designation is a full disclosure of what was used to clean the coin first.

 

These are the same Coin World holders I use for my variety attributions of raw coins.

 

I love the Coin World slabs for their "openability." I like to make custom labels too, although I never assign a grade. It's just for aesthetics. Here's some of mine with different label styles.

 

Label should be read: (Cleaned with) MS70 (and) FS (fully scrubbed)

 

I do my own slabbing but no assigned grades.

 

LOL