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<p>[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7845614, member: 117420"]A "details" slabbed coin is not a graded coin...not to/for me, my opinion, etc. I have bought/do buy certain "details" coins if I cannot see/determine the details of the "details" in the photos, and the coin looks otherwise decent and desired, and with a good price of course, which is usually the case. A "Details" slabbed coin of one kind or another ("cleaned," "damage," etc) was and still is for many, the kiss of death to a coin. It depends. I will not accept a details-slabbed coin in return and prefer to have them returned raw...and I note same on every submission. I find I can get better prices here in rural IN at local coin shows for raw v. "details" slabbed. That may not be true elsewhere, in big markets, etc....plus depends on the coin, value, etc. However, I buy details-slabbed on rare occasion as I described, and after further/closer exam on receipt to be sure it's either virtually invisible or so nit-picky as to be totally ridiculous, I crack them out and re-submit them raw for a grade. I've been successful twice out of 4 or 5 re-submissions, once to the same/top TPG that "detailed" it and another time to the competing/second-top TPG. Of the two or three I wasn't successful at, one came back noted as something totally different from the original "details" issue...! I'll stop there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7845614, member: 117420"]A "details" slabbed coin is not a graded coin...not to/for me, my opinion, etc. I have bought/do buy certain "details" coins if I cannot see/determine the details of the "details" in the photos, and the coin looks otherwise decent and desired, and with a good price of course, which is usually the case. A "Details" slabbed coin of one kind or another ("cleaned," "damage," etc) was and still is for many, the kiss of death to a coin. It depends. I will not accept a details-slabbed coin in return and prefer to have them returned raw...and I note same on every submission. I find I can get better prices here in rural IN at local coin shows for raw v. "details" slabbed. That may not be true elsewhere, in big markets, etc....plus depends on the coin, value, etc. However, I buy details-slabbed on rare occasion as I described, and after further/closer exam on receipt to be sure it's either virtually invisible or so nit-picky as to be totally ridiculous, I crack them out and re-submit them raw for a grade. I've been successful twice out of 4 or 5 re-submissions, once to the same/top TPG that "detailed" it and another time to the competing/second-top TPG. Of the two or three I wasn't successful at, one came back noted as something totally different from the original "details" issue...! I'll stop there.[/QUOTE]
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