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<p>[QUOTE="NPCoin, post: 357133, member: 5629"]:hail: I'm putting my Birthyear collection into snap-lock slabs. BEAUTIFUL presentation, and they can stack and store rather easily...even more so than air-tites. They are my personal preference for my collection.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Exactly. There is nothing inherently wrong with using slabs, just as there is nothing inherently wrong with using cardboard or other plastic, such as Capital or Air-tites.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Again, enough cannot be said about education and knowledge. Probably one of the biggest problems about online auction venues, eBay especially, is the urge to get a "great deal". Because we want to get the most, and even beyond, for our money, many times we will not take the time to scrutinize a listing, and will jump to the bid button. These things are not just "auctions", they are contracts. You should never agree to a contract until you have read EVERYTHING in the contract. If you do not agree with everything in the contract, then either do not sign, or make changes to it first.</p><p><br /></p><p>My wife and I just had our fifth child in February, and the paperwork after admission took over a half hour because I read through each and every sentence in their forms. I know the nurse didn't like this much, especially when I started to cross things out and initial the changes before signing, but these things are contracts. Contracts are not something to make games of.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Exactly the point! The point is the transparency. Trying to deceive and make "the public" believe that the relationship between the "grading company" and the seller are something it's not. "Self-slabbing" should be noted as such. The fact that the coin(s) is/are over-graded is another issue. The issue with "self-slabbers" is deception regarding the source of the slabbed coin. Anytime an apparent conflict of interest exists, it should be noted in the legal contract.</p><p><br /></p><p>As a side note, I have seen plenty of "top" TPG slabbed coins that were grossly over-graded, especially with Proofs. PCGS proof Ikes are one of the worst culprits.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NPCoin, post: 357133, member: 5629"]:hail: I'm putting my Birthyear collection into snap-lock slabs. BEAUTIFUL presentation, and they can stack and store rather easily...even more so than air-tites. They are my personal preference for my collection. Exactly. There is nothing inherently wrong with using slabs, just as there is nothing inherently wrong with using cardboard or other plastic, such as Capital or Air-tites. Again, enough cannot be said about education and knowledge. Probably one of the biggest problems about online auction venues, eBay especially, is the urge to get a "great deal". Because we want to get the most, and even beyond, for our money, many times we will not take the time to scrutinize a listing, and will jump to the bid button. These things are not just "auctions", they are contracts. You should never agree to a contract until you have read EVERYTHING in the contract. If you do not agree with everything in the contract, then either do not sign, or make changes to it first. My wife and I just had our fifth child in February, and the paperwork after admission took over a half hour because I read through each and every sentence in their forms. I know the nurse didn't like this much, especially when I started to cross things out and initial the changes before signing, but these things are contracts. Contracts are not something to make games of. Exactly the point! The point is the transparency. Trying to deceive and make "the public" believe that the relationship between the "grading company" and the seller are something it's not. "Self-slabbing" should be noted as such. The fact that the coin(s) is/are over-graded is another issue. The issue with "self-slabbers" is deception regarding the source of the slabbed coin. Anytime an apparent conflict of interest exists, it should be noted in the legal contract. As a side note, I have seen plenty of "top" TPG slabbed coins that were grossly over-graded, especially with Proofs. PCGS proof Ikes are one of the worst culprits.[/QUOTE]
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