Erdal, what I have learned over the years is the best is the simple honest way. The case does matter to some collectors. If the strike you are selling comes in a papar flip, orignal plastic case or in a air tight case. If in a paper flip them some are concerned about toning or possible miss handling.

As a collector what I want to hear is one of two things. Is the strike mint condition and that means as perfect as it can be and without any flaws. Sometimes you can get a strike fresh from the machine and it is damaged or not perfect in some way. As a buyer I want to know this and as a sell you should tell me. A scan is the best way to show either how perfect and striking the silver strike looks or to show any imperfections. Then it is up to me if I want to spend my dollars or pass and look for another down the road.

Dennis
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