QUOTE(Tiffibunny @ Aug 25 2005, 06:13 PM)
If you are... do you keep the original packaging or trash it?
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Keeper. I feel guilty.
Full Version: Are you a Coin Cracker?
Keeper. I feel guilty.
Freedom! 
And no cleaver marks.
And no cleaver marks.
I've never cracked a slab. I have taken some US Mint coins out of those little plastic cases they ship them in but only when they're being converted to pocket pieces.
QUOTE(Stujoe @ Nov 22 2005, 10:09 AM)
Freedom! And no cleaver marks.
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Yeah, I'm a professional cleavemeister, do not try this at home.
what's that, right of the "T" in CENT, at the reverse?
Looks like some sort of contact mark, it was there pre-crack. 
No I didn't mess it up.
No I didn't mess it up.
I know, it's visible pre-crack too, I just wondered...
And still MS-67.....
And still MS-67.....
I thought it was graded too high myself.
No I never open them I leave them be. . .
Only thing I open are the damaged 2x2's. Had to do a few of those last night. One was even taped shut with about 5ft of tape. YUCK.
If my PR69DCAM quarter's slab gets any worse I'll have to crack it out. Thing was scratched to hell when I bought it.
If my PR69DCAM quarter's slab gets any worse I'll have to crack it out. Thing was scratched to hell when I bought it.
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