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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheCoinGeezer, post: 1474200, member: 34700&quot;]I concur.</p><p>The old small slabs are graded as least as well as PCGS/NGC and sometimes even more conservatively.</p><p>I have several coins in the old style slabs, mostly Roosevelt varieties.</p><p>The blue slabs are problematic and have to be approached on a case-by-case basis since I&#039;ve seen LOTS of overgraded coins in them.</p><p>The yellow slabs seem to have reversed the trend that started with the blue ones but are still suspect by many collectors.</p><p>As always, buy the coin, not the slab.</p><p>Bargains can be had in ANACS slabs <i>if you know what you&#039;re doing</i>!</p><p>As Doug advised, for more expensive coins in ANACS slabs, it may be advisable to get them recertified by NGC/PCGS to get the best selling price.</p><p>For cheaper coins, it probably isn&#039;t worth the expense.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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