Anyone have some money to spare for a couple crappy looking Lincolns?

Neither would I and this goes straight to my point: with such a coin, if genuine and considering the value, there would be no intelligent reason for it to be in a fake (genny or details) slab when it could easily and profitably reside in a real one.

 

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Good point there. But I have seen genuine coins in fake slabs.(Not nearly expensive as a coin like this though) Whats up with this slab then? Why is there no barcode on the front and why won't it come up in pcgs certification verification?