Old holders, slabs. Care to share?

Most of the older holders are long gone but I saved several just for fun. Never wanted to stick more money in a low value coin. Please share what you have.

 

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Do you have any idea how old the holder is, or how long you have owned it?

 

I have owned it for 32 years.

 

PCI came out with this style a few years later.

 

I got this one just for the coin, Then found it was a hard to find variety due to being struck with a damaged die on the reverse.

 

How about a Paul Seitz vintage coin case? He was a pioneer in the manufacture of plastic holders for coins.

 

Re PCCI (PCI)

Larry's holder is type 3 or type 4 - need to see the reverse (3 has the cert# back there, 4 has the cert# plus a bar code).

Alurid's is type 1 (grade in the photo). Type 2 does not have the grade, but the back panel on 1 and 2 are blank (vs 3 or 4).

Most of the SAMPLES that PCCI distributed via their ad are type 2 (Schwager# PCI-010-1-2). I have one type 3 (Schwager# PCI-010-1-1).

The ad appears in many places, the most accessible is
The Numismatist, September 1989, pg 1477 (NNP or Money.org).



@ldhair 3cs is my series, if you ever want to sell it, please hit me up. It would join its PCCI type 4 cousin:

 

They are all great wish I had one. Thanks for sharing everyone!

 

Thanks for the info. Have not done much research on this holder. It is always nice to learn something about things I own.

 

Here's an 11th Generation Anacs holder 89 - 90.It's the first soap box slab after the photo certs.

 

This is an interesting photo cert. The cert and coin came in a fancy folder. The cert. is actually wrong. The cent die was actually clashed with the die for the quarter. S-8.

 

Another photo cert.

 

Cool Photo Certs. I have come across some Morgans in a few different ones. But the coins didn't appeal to me for the price.

 

Hannes Tulving

 

1984 cent struck on 1984 P dime ANACS type 10 certificate.

 

Here’s an older PCGS OGH