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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dafydd, post: 26432225, member: 86815&quot;]I would say roughly about 80% un-slabbed. And in hindsight thinking about it, there were several thousand coins on display but I cannot recall seeing a single Morgan Dollar, not one. I only considered this when you raised the slab point [USER=22377]@ddddd[/USER] </p><p>There were several hundred interesting gold and silver Indian Raj and Colonial coins and there were mint state 19th Century Indian Rupees on offer a little over melt which fascinated me but I have some shipwreck ones so didn&#039;t want to buy any.</p><p>The interesting thing is that I saw a tray of 25 Hammered 17th Century Crowns and could have picked any one up and thoroughly examined them close up for flaws without plastic to make a decision on something costing thousands of dollars without taking into consideration an &quot;expert&quot; grading it. This then leads to aesthetics and do we buy the coin or the label on the plastic?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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