That looks pretty sketchy.
I've had this happen, once time at subway but with silver quarters.
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Def winner.
I mean this; All cents now sent to NGC default to a Lincoln label, not the brown label. So why do some still get brown labels? It is not requestable.
Except by counterfitters.
It's so expensive because they send all of their coins in their blue hard plastic box most of the time. 1 slab or 20.
So why are 97% of lincolns cent in get a lincoln label? it's not requestable.
Almost all shield cents now are given a abe lincoln NGC label, till i see some with the regular brown NGC label;...
I used this on a test slab and it took the goo right off from sticker residue, wanted to know if its oK? Its called "oops"[IMG]
Well are we talking about an exhibit or a show.
Try to bring a microfiber with you to the show, and after someone examines your slab wipe it off. Some people don't wipe their lunch off their hands.
What's her email?
Sure we can, we can nuke them
Words of advice OP- take that ike out of the black ring and put it ina white or there might be black residue on the rim of your ike a year from now.
words of wisdom from da big man
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In my professional numismatical Expertise, i would genually say this fine specimen is a XF Details.
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