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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 911168, member: 13650"]Nah. PCGS doesn't allow you to see the coin any better. It's surrounded by a 'somewhat' clear, rubber ring that is still cloudy. I have broken a few out for albums but generally frown on that practice. I keep the label with the coin if I do it. </p><p><br /></p><p> I prefer the NGC slabs and really like the edgeviews. I don't like their old holders, but I do wish all my slabs were edgeview. If I really like a coin that I may not find again, the slab makes no difference to me. </p><p><br /></p><p> I like NGC because of the new edgeviews which do allow you see the edge and their special label designations look really sharp. For example, the first spouse labels, the Lincoln commem silver dollars, the coins from the USS Republic shipwreck recovery (showing the ship), the 2006 ASE reverse proof 20th anniversary, etc, etc....It sounds like a lot but they really don't do the special labels for much.</p><p> There isn't a lot you can do to make a slabbed coin look better in presentation, but NGC accomplished it. All the PCGS labels are the same. I'm sure some people don't care, but I appreciate the added uniqueness. </p><p><br /></p><p> Also think the star designation is nice. I often search ebay for "NGC star" just to see what premium stuff is on there that might interest me. Can't do with PCGS. I only have a few PCGS slabs, and they're fine. But they get the 2nd place ribbon from me. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 911168, member: 13650"]Nah. PCGS doesn't allow you to see the coin any better. It's surrounded by a 'somewhat' clear, rubber ring that is still cloudy. I have broken a few out for albums but generally frown on that practice. I keep the label with the coin if I do it. I prefer the NGC slabs and really like the edgeviews. I don't like their old holders, but I do wish all my slabs were edgeview. If I really like a coin that I may not find again, the slab makes no difference to me. I like NGC because of the new edgeviews which do allow you see the edge and their special label designations look really sharp. For example, the first spouse labels, the Lincoln commem silver dollars, the coins from the USS Republic shipwreck recovery (showing the ship), the 2006 ASE reverse proof 20th anniversary, etc, etc....It sounds like a lot but they really don't do the special labels for much. There isn't a lot you can do to make a slabbed coin look better in presentation, but NGC accomplished it. All the PCGS labels are the same. I'm sure some people don't care, but I appreciate the added uniqueness. Also think the star designation is nice. I often search ebay for "NGC star" just to see what premium stuff is on there that might interest me. Can't do with PCGS. I only have a few PCGS slabs, and they're fine. But they get the 2nd place ribbon from me. :D[/QUOTE]
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