slabs

I've only bought a few graded ("slabbed") coins, and haven't gotten any graded myself, so this is all I have.

Ideally I like to be able to hold them, but the pure silver ones will immediately start to tarnish, so they
either need to be in a capsule or a slab to protect them from degrading.

Circulation-grade alloy coins take decades to tarnish, but a 9999 silver coin will start to show signs of
tarnishing within just a few months.

1861 American $0.03 silver star (AU slab) (in 1859-1873 American $0.03 silver star)

1871 Japanese 50 Sen silver (AU53 slab) (in 1871 Japanese 50 Sen silver)

1995 Chinese 10 Yuan silver Unicorn (PF68 slab) (in 1995 Chinese 10 Yuan silver Unicorn)

1997 Chinese 5 Yuan silver Unicorn (MS69 slab) (in 1997 Chinese 5 Yuan silver Unicorn)

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