It is awesome and convenient indeed!
I can’t do the calculation packaging & promotion wise for an upgraded/certified RCM paper slab, it’s just not within my means or interest at the moment. But leave it up the the RCM(or USM soon?), and they’ll come up with something even more to add to their slabbed bullion! After all they have become quite effective in their attempts to further legitimize their special offerings for Bullion. A great example is the addition of serial #s on COA’s, as well as lower Mintages. Good marketing on their part!
What’s most impressive to me at the moment is your 100% blessing to PCGS & NGC for(I’ll use your own words here)…
“how much easier storage and quick identification of a coin that type of container would offer.”
Indeed Kaiser, you are on to something!

Yes, remember that one. And even so, what he said was kind of vague and not direct? But the subject was all about the obverse of the coin, and the label side of the holder being as one, if you will…
That’s why I went back yesterday, got a hold of Isidro himself and instructed him to check on my 3 ANACS V crossovers(in the encapsulation room now) to be sure that the “Obverse Showing” on the “front” of the holder is happening.
He relayed my message to the grading dept. and placed an “alert” on my order/request.
The takeaway E1? Send in a “V” to be certified, and plaster your orientation request onto the form, and then make a copy of the form…
https://www.pcgs.com/shared-orders/order-details/24023103

I stil search most items but the 10c is useless. I found a war nickel going thru $10 of rolls. Also, have hit a few clad JFKs in rolls, but even getting a roll is rare these days. Now at the bank when I wanted to swap 3 $100s for 30 $10 they wanted ID….wtf. I just gave them my bank ATM card, kind of scary

“Obverse Showing” and “Reverse Showing” are the key terms.

Copy that.

Thanks Rick

Major D,

Prices have come down a lot on these. I have a “Vevor” and Rick has a “Tomlov.” Just shop around on eBay. At the very minimum you will want the 10″ screen and 1080P resolution. That’s what Rick and I have. A larger screen and higher resolution are all the more better. One year later and my Vevor is still working great. All these scopes are made in China though.

Cheers

Sorry, the comment above was held up for “approval'(because of my link)for at least a day. And since we now have covered this issue ad nauseam, and has been resolved in my mind, feel free to skip it.

Get a digital scope with a 10 inch screen for $125. That is the only thing that saved me.

Pull on my finger.

You gotta hold them for at least 10 years before exercising any inkling about selling. Twenty years is better. Buy only the keys in high grade though. For me its; Don’t Sell! Don’t Sell! Don’t Sell! A rare coin will never go out of business.

Cheers