OK, so this is only my question, but anyway! With coins, as I understand that that is where slabbing is used, I understand that people are looking for a guarantee. My question is, what guarantee is there. For example, if a coin, and maybe a chip in the future, is graded by firm, do they offer a money back guarantee if the items is then found to be fake? If not, then is there any point in having it graded anyway? And I suppose the follow on question would be how do you check without breaking the slab, in which case is any guarantee then void?
LIke you Jerry I am not hoping to engage in further debate but I am curious having never been a coin collector. After all, the key reason for slabbing seems to be some level of security, but is there security if there is no monetary guarantee.
Regards
Jason
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