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<p>[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 92574, member: 4552"]I hate, and I mean HATE, the present grading system of coins. I also hate slabbed coins. I'm from way, way back when you looked in a Red Book and saw G, F, U and P for all coins. When I was a kid that's all there was and I'm to old to change. I put all my coins in Whitman Classic Albums so what good is it for me to buy a slabbed coin. When I have I just cut them open and put the coin in the album where it was ment to be. I've been collecting for well over 50 years and if all my coins were in slabs, I'd need a building the size of my house to put them all in. </p><p>Unfortunately we all must change with times and fighting the present grading system is futile so I do go by it when at coin shows. But I still walk away from tables with all slabbed coins. I know it pays to buy valuable coins in slabs knowing it is real and not counterfeited but I think some of us are really getting nutty when I see coins from the 1990's and up already slabbed.</p><p>AHHHH for the good old days when life was simple.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 92574, member: 4552"]I hate, and I mean HATE, the present grading system of coins. I also hate slabbed coins. I'm from way, way back when you looked in a Red Book and saw G, F, U and P for all coins. When I was a kid that's all there was and I'm to old to change. I put all my coins in Whitman Classic Albums so what good is it for me to buy a slabbed coin. When I have I just cut them open and put the coin in the album where it was ment to be. I've been collecting for well over 50 years and if all my coins were in slabs, I'd need a building the size of my house to put them all in. Unfortunately we all must change with times and fighting the present grading system is futile so I do go by it when at coin shows. But I still walk away from tables with all slabbed coins. I know it pays to buy valuable coins in slabs knowing it is real and not counterfeited but I think some of us are really getting nutty when I see coins from the 1990's and up already slabbed. AHHHH for the good old days when life was simple.[/QUOTE]
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