Further down the board Mr. Chamberlin asked how long should a person be kept on the boycott list of those that have dealt in slabbed chips in the past.

Perhaps Mr. Scott has given up selling slabbed chips but was it because that no one is slabbing chips, that there is no market for them or was it becasue he truly believes that it could only hurt the hobby.
Were slabbing to rear its ugly head again and he put the hobby before personal gain, I might consider removing him from the banned list.
At present, I think its a moot point. Giving up something which in essence doesn't exist anymore doesn't impress me.

I still ask the same question I have always asked in regards to slabbing and that is....Aside from increasing the cost of ownership, what does it do for value or authenticity. I think the answer to that is nothing