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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jabshier, post: 838474, member: 24114&quot;]Just Carl,</p><p>It&#039;s not very WISE to crack a coin out of a &quot;sonically sealed&quot; coin slab, also to add on some coin slabs cost around anywhere from $10-$30 just to have a coin &quot;graded and slabbed&quot; these coin slabs are not some Dinky flimsy plastic, you just throw away and go to wal-mart buy some more, I&#039;ve had a few friends &quot;crack open&quot; a few coin slabs to send the coins back to Graders, due to fact their coin slab&#039;s were scratched and also hoping to get a higher grading on their coins, when the coins were shipped back to them they were surprised :bigeyes: to see some of their coins were never even &quot;re-slabbed&quot; or &quot;graded&quot; instead their coins were &quot;placed in body-bags&quot; .. and it nothing to Laugh about.. once a coin in a &quot;body bag&quot; you&#039;ll never be able to sell it for price it worth. I used a product called &quot;slab-renew&quot; I bought it off Ebay for about $13 it takes out deep scratches but it takes several Coats to get the scratch blemished out, at the end you&#039;ll still have &quot;Hairlines&quot; on the slabs from buffing it out with soft cloth, even Pure silk will will leave small hairlines on clear plastic, way I see it &quot;Hairlines&quot; are better than deep scratched, but some buyers will complain about small hairlines on slabs, slabs are made to protect the coin, every time you pick a slab up it gonna get very tiny scratches that all they were developed for like saying goes &quot;buy the coin NOT THE SLAB&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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