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Coinland
http://www.coinland.com/ Internet Archive: 2000-2017
This company does not have a normal production slab and does not grade coins like the other certification services. They did give out samples though at the 111th ANA Anniversary convention in New York (July 31-August 4 2002) and has their website: www.coinland.com on the back.
Coinland 1
Since they were given out for free at a major show and were sonically sealed like a normal slab, it can be classified as a sample. This is the first sample slab to ever have a colorized coin within and has a New York quarter colorized with the Twin Towers on the obverse. Every sample I have seen has the quarter upside down with the towers pointing down. It might have been an error or they considered the side with their website to be the front. |
