#EDGEVIEW HOLDERS SERIAL NUMBER#

This holder was produced Sept 2000 - July 2001, it features a return to the front label design from Gen 7 but it retains the slightly larger hologram from Gen 8.

It's designed proved unpopular and was quickly discontinued.

#EDGEVIEW HOLDERS SERIAL NUMBER#

It has a revised front label with serial number moved below barcode and a slightly larger rear hologram than Gen 7. This holder was produced Aug 2000 - Sept 2000 for 4 weeks. it's front label remains unchanged from gen 6 but has a new rear hologram. This holder was produced 1997 - Aug 2000. Label and hologram are unchanged from gen 5. The holder has been completely redesigned, it is a bit thinner, edges rounded and the insert has been 'split/keyed' creating a dividing line between label and coin. This holder was produced about 1995-1997, possibly just in 1996. Like gen 3 & 4 it is seen occasionally with a green border. The reverse is unchanged retaining the hologram from gen 4. This holder was produced 1992 - 1995, it is revised from prior gen holder with a barcode added to the front label. While still fairly common it is seen less and less as time goes by. The front label remains unchanged and is also seen with a green border like Gen 3. This holder was produced Aug 1989-1992, it is revised from prior gen holder with a hologram replacing the embossed gold logo on reverse. Although this holder was produced for nearly two years, it is becoming more scarce as time goes by and is usually found at a premium price. The reverse is unchanged retaining the gold embossed logo. This holder produced Dec 1987 - Aug 1989, it is revised from prior gen holder with a border added to the front label, it is usually brown but is also seen in green. This number will likely go up some as more are discovered. Current census figures put the number of survivors known at 201, census started in Jan 2012. It is estimated that about 3500 coins were slabbed in this holder. This holder appears rarer than 2.0 and is believed to have been in production for about a week. It is now accepted that this holder was very likely used before Gen 2 but it is commonly known as Gen 2.1, I see no reason to mess with tradition. This holder features the white label on white insert and embossed rear logo on insert instead of outside of holder. Current census figures put it at 175 known examples but this census was begun early 2019 so numbers will go up. Estimates are that 4000-5000 were produced, however that seems high unless this holder was produced longer currently believed. This holder is believed to have been produced for about 2 weeks. This holder features the white front label on a white insert and the rear features an embossed gold logo on outside of holder. This coin's photos added to show an example only, It is not owned by me. This number will probably go up a bit as more are discovered over time. Current census figures put the number of survivors known at only 41. It is estimated that 3000 coins were slabbed in this holder. The white label was placed on rear and the logo on the front of holder. This 1st generation holder features a black insert.

Edgeview holders