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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1382448, member: 66&quot;]This is a personal opinion of mine and is from the judging viewpoint.&nbsp; Part of the criteria for the judging is appearance.&nbsp; To me I have never liked slabs in an exhibit.&nbsp; They are clunky, take up a lot of room and frankly people see the slab not the coin, even if you raise it up to get it closer to the glass.&nbsp; Even worse is a mixing of companies, types of slabs, and different generations.&nbsp; The exhibit needs to have a nice neat appearance and the mishmash of different slabs to me is very distracting.&nbsp; (It would be like having the text write-up for each piece in a different size and type of font.)&nbsp; It is much better to have all of the slabs from the same company and generation of holder.&nbsp; I know in a lot of cases that is not practical (unless all of the coins are already slabbed by the same company).&nbsp; &nbsp; And don&#039;t mix raw and slabbed, all of one or all of the other.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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