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<p>[QUOTE="calcol, post: 4612925, member: 77639"]Assuming the TPGs do a good job with technoslabs, it will be a huge moneymaker because there will be lots of folks wanting their coins in them ... huge flood of coins for reholdering. May not be economically feasible for coins worth less than a few hundred dollars though. Probably in a few years, any valuable coin that is still in a non-technoslab will get a extra-close look whenever it comes to market.</p><p><br /></p><p>The primary purpose of having technoslabs will be to fight counterfeiting. But the possibilities beyond that are limitless. Theft deterrence is one. Dealers can have scanners at shop exits to detect hidden coins going out. Shows can have a scanner at exits. If a coin is reported missing from a table, its ID goes in the scanner server. It will be easier to identify lost coins when they are found. Inventory by dealers, auction houses and collectors will be much more efficient. Data on the coin (mintage, etc.) and pictures can be encoded in the chip(s). There can be some erasable user memory where the owner can put in whatever data they please. And there's more beyond these possibilities ... you might even be able to use a slab as a flashlight! <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie12" alt="o_O" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Cal[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="calcol, post: 4612925, member: 77639"]Assuming the TPGs do a good job with technoslabs, it will be a huge moneymaker because there will be lots of folks wanting their coins in them ... huge flood of coins for reholdering. May not be economically feasible for coins worth less than a few hundred dollars though. Probably in a few years, any valuable coin that is still in a non-technoslab will get a extra-close look whenever it comes to market. The primary purpose of having technoslabs will be to fight counterfeiting. But the possibilities beyond that are limitless. Theft deterrence is one. Dealers can have scanners at shop exits to detect hidden coins going out. Shows can have a scanner at exits. If a coin is reported missing from a table, its ID goes in the scanner server. It will be easier to identify lost coins when they are found. Inventory by dealers, auction houses and collectors will be much more efficient. Data on the coin (mintage, etc.) and pictures can be encoded in the chip(s). There can be some erasable user memory where the owner can put in whatever data they please. And there's more beyond these possibilities ... you might even be able to use a slab as a flashlight! o_O Cal[/QUOTE]
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