>>>>> The slabbing issue is getting boring <<<<<

Dave, sorry if all this is boring you, but there seem to be an awful lot of people who find the issue interesting enough to discuss.

>>>>> Let it be what will happen will happen <<<<<

I hope you don't go through life with that kind of attitude... it'll crush you if you do.

>>>>> Myself is on the list and will never buy a slabbed chip reasons :

I see my father go through the slabbing issue with coins and its ridiculous one grade higher and the price jumps tremdously and who is to say the that coin is better then the other coin that is graded lower .. my opinion is its still the same coin <<<<<

You should be on the list, but with your peripheral understanding of the issue, you should be able to understand not only why a great many people in this hobby might want to nip this problem in the bud, but why they would be passionate about it. I imagine that your father wishes that there had been an organization fighting slabbing in the coin INDUSTRY during its embryonic stage.

>>>>> In respect to Charles i am new at this and only collect Limited Editions and loving it but i will never buy or sell a chip that is in a capsulated platic contanier that i can not feel or touch or do anything with.. <<<<<

Touche!

>>>>> Last about slabbing chips i feel if you slabbed old ones that i do not collect that is ok . <<<<<

I, for one, find that statement to be rather selfish... if they're slabbing chips that you don't collect, that's okay???

>>>>> I guess that is one way to keep store protect them but new ones COME one are they slabbed on the casino tables wear they are played.. <<<<<

I couldn’t possibly refute that statement. (Wasn’t that Gabby Johnson’s line in BLAZING SADDLES?)

>>>>> Cant wait for the convention in May at the Trop..

Hope to see you in there!