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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;numist, post: 11367, member: 35&quot;]PCI labels can tell the story of changes in their company.&nbsp; The earlier slabs were green and red (problem coins) with one type of font in the lettering.&nbsp; When graders (or something) changed, so did the appearance of the slab label, particularly in the font.&nbsp; PCI changed hands not too very long ago and the label then switched to gold.</p><p>During their early years, I sent in about a dozen coins to test the waters.&nbsp; I was pleased with most of the results.&nbsp; A few coins pretty much hit the mark and one or two didn&#039;t do as well as was hoped.</p><p>When the labels changed (still green but new font and format), I sent in another round and noticed that the grading was a little...&quot;off&quot;.&nbsp; </p><p>Most of this group were high grade mercurys and&nbsp; morgans.&nbsp; The results showed that, especially the morgans were more loosely graded..the standards didn&#039;t match when compared to coins of very similar condition.</p><p>I haven&#039;t sent anything to them since they went gold but have seen a few at shows so nothing compare yet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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