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<p>[QUOTE="Old Silver, post: 179290, member: 4686"]I think they have said that they will not be re-slabbing any of the first strike coins for the new label "early release". </p><p><br /></p><p>I hope this whole deal destroys the TPG's and everyones love affair with them and their scams to steal collectors money. I remember when coin collectors used to collect coins. Now it seems collectors are more interested in what's on a paper label and a fancy plastic holder than the coin itself. I have noticed that a great many collectors seem to be currently obsessed with getting their coins slabbed almost to the extent that they consider "raw" to be undesirable. The ASE anniv. sets are a perfect example. They have now found a way to get people to send in their coins/sets unopened and uninspected! Thousands of coins are being slabbed that otherwise would have never been sent in at all, the TPG's must really be getting a belly laugh over this one all the way to the bank.</p><p><br /></p><p>IMHO, It is now clear that the slabs were nothing more than a marketing scam. Collectors, hopefully have received an education and the scam will fade away as just another lesson learned. If not, and they continue to pay premiums for these, then they deserve to be ripped off as originally intended.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Old Silver, post: 179290, member: 4686"]I think they have said that they will not be re-slabbing any of the first strike coins for the new label "early release". I hope this whole deal destroys the TPG's and everyones love affair with them and their scams to steal collectors money. I remember when coin collectors used to collect coins. Now it seems collectors are more interested in what's on a paper label and a fancy plastic holder than the coin itself. I have noticed that a great many collectors seem to be currently obsessed with getting their coins slabbed almost to the extent that they consider "raw" to be undesirable. The ASE anniv. sets are a perfect example. They have now found a way to get people to send in their coins/sets unopened and uninspected! Thousands of coins are being slabbed that otherwise would have never been sent in at all, the TPG's must really be getting a belly laugh over this one all the way to the bank. IMHO, It is now clear that the slabs were nothing more than a marketing scam. Collectors, hopefully have received an education and the scam will fade away as just another lesson learned. If not, and they continue to pay premiums for these, then they deserve to be ripped off as originally intended.[/QUOTE]
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