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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;toyz4geo, post: 724078, member: 15183&quot;]I have a handful of errors that I feel would be best in a TPG holder, more for authentication purposes than anything else but hate spending a lot of money to do it.&nbsp; I realize this is probably a subjective question, but is one TPG any better than another for this purpose?&nbsp; Which would be the most economical way to go?&nbsp; Any thoughts would be appreciated.&nbsp; I just hate to spend a lot on something that might not have much value.&nbsp; The coins I have in mind are a nickel on cent planchet, a possible ragged edge clipped MS Franklin, a clad dime missing the reverse nickel clad (I weighed it and the weight supports the outer clad as missing), a 1992 cent missing the copper plating, and a saddle strike nickel (true saddle strike with raised section between the struck portions).</p><p>Thank you in advance for the input.</p><p>George[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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