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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 91093, member: 4552&quot;]I&#039;m not sure of which is the best to slab or not to slab. However, if a coin is sent to an organization for the purposes of grading and slabbing, that is what should be done. Even if damaged, fake, bent or whatever. If you pay for a service you should receive that service. If that organzation has a policy of not slabbing certain types such as fakes or damaged coins, they should so advertise. I see nothing wrong with slabbing fakes, counterfiets, damaged, etc. if that is what someone wants done. </p><p>Suppose you take your car in to a place to be painted red. You come back for it a week later and they tell you they didn&#039;t do it because they don&#039;t use red paint. Why not say that in advance? Same with the slabbing of coins. </p><p>Then there is the errors made at some grading services. One dealer told me he sent in a 16D to one organization for grading and it came back in a body bag. He tried another organization and it came back graded and slabbed. HUH?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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