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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;red_spork, post: 2523033, member: 74282&quot;]This is my reason as well. You just can&#039;t fully inspect a slabbed coin. If there&#039;s a coin I&#039;m interested in that&#039;s slabbed I&#039;ll ask the dealer if I can get it in writing that if I crack the slab and find something I wasn&#039;t expecting(corrosion, edge breaks, fouree, evidence of alteration or forgery under the scope, etc), can I return the coin. If the answer is &quot;no&quot;(and so far it always has been) they won&#039;t get my business unless I really need the coin AND I can find pre-slabbing sales records for it. I previously got bit paying for a coin that NGC slabbed as silver when in fact it was fouree and this was apparent under the microscope after breaking it out. That&#039;s a mistake I won&#039;t make again. What&#039;s the point of even slabbing a coin if they won&#039;t look closely enough to see and note things like that?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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