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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 7558363, member: 13650&quot;]Well, remember PCGS slabs were banned from being added to the registry for a couple years not that long ago.&nbsp; It seemed like it did more damage than good.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it hurt participation in the registries&nbsp; as people were very disappointed with the decision to ban them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sets that already had PCGS slabs entered were grandfathered in but they were worth zero points and new ones couldn&#039;t be added.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m happy with the way it is now that they switched back and it doesn&#039;t make me want to chase PCGS slabbed coins over NGC.&nbsp; &nbsp; Like johnm said I&#039;d rather have the ability to buy the coin I like and not worry about who&#039;s slab it&#039;s in.&nbsp;&nbsp; Or, find one I like but pass on it because it&#039;s in a pcgs slab and I&#039;d have to send it in to cross over if I wanted it in the registry.&nbsp;&nbsp; That sucks for the collector and I feel they did the right thing allowing them back in.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t consider trying a PCGS registry set if they don&#039;t acknowledge NGC slabs.&nbsp; The NGC vs PCGS argument is about like politics.&nbsp; Who&#039;s mind is going to be changed regardless of actions taken?&nbsp; The registries are for collectors enjoyment.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it gives PCGS a black eye for not reciprocating but whatever they want to do.&nbsp;&nbsp; I still focus on the coin and if it&#039;s in an NGC slab already I see it as a bonus, but not a requirement.&nbsp; If I have loose stuff I want graded, I send it to NGC.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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