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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim K, post: 2922167, member: 91282&quot;]I have heard the term &quot;Slider&quot; used to describe a near uncirculated grade coin. I have been told that it is light wear on a coin that comes from the coin being &quot;slid&quot; in and out of a vinyl collectors page. I have also heard them described as a coin in &quot;About Uncurculated&quot; condition, that could &quot;Slide&quot; up in price and be considered uncirculated, or mint state to some collectors. I have also heard the term used to describe a near uncirculated coin, that has been sliding around in a bag or coin tube. In all examples, it seems to describe a coin that is in AU condition. I think that if you consider a slider to be a coin in AU condition, and pay a price appropriate to that grade, you should be ok. I have not heard the term used to describe a cleaned coin, but of course, that is something you should be mindful of when buying any coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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