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<p>[QUOTE="kirispupis, post: 7782972, member: 118780"]As I already mentioned, there are numerous solutions to keep coins safe from dropping and sticky stuff.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Others with more experience correct me if this isn't true, but my understanding is auction houses <i>won't</i> authenticate an NGC slabbed coin further than verifying the NGC cert. How can they? The coin is behind a slab, so checking edges or using an XRF scanner is impossible. That's why I mentioned that NGC is a potential security hole, because once you fool them then there's automatic trust. This isn't the case for unslabbed - each time it comes up at auction it's reevaluated.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>By all means continue sticking to slabbed coins. Just stop providing false reasons for doing so, then arguing with other highly experienced members here (of which I'm not a member), who point out your fallacies.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, I wouldn't use Heritage as a glowing example of a highly reputable auction house.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kirispupis, post: 7782972, member: 118780"]As I already mentioned, there are numerous solutions to keep coins safe from dropping and sticky stuff. Others with more experience correct me if this isn't true, but my understanding is auction houses [I]won't[/I] authenticate an NGC slabbed coin further than verifying the NGC cert. How can they? The coin is behind a slab, so checking edges or using an XRF scanner is impossible. That's why I mentioned that NGC is a potential security hole, because once you fool them then there's automatic trust. This isn't the case for unslabbed - each time it comes up at auction it's reevaluated. By all means continue sticking to slabbed coins. Just stop providing false reasons for doing so, then arguing with other highly experienced members here (of which I'm not a member), who point out your fallacies. Also, I wouldn't use Heritage as a glowing example of a highly reputable auction house.[/QUOTE]
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