PCI label color

czzar

Hi all,
What is the difference between green label PCI and gold label?
I thought old PCI green label was "good" coin, not altered? So maybe PCI was sold, and now the gold label is a "good" unaltered coin?
Thanks

Louis

The gold label is newer than the green and generally not as accurate. With PCI I would have to see it in hand in either case though, unless a trusted dealer gave me his opinion on it.

Heywood

Some Older Green Holders ( with the shorter Seerial Number) were more conservatly graded, and were considered crack out candidates.

Most upgrade candidates have already been cracked out, so they are not are much of a deal.

But that doesn't stop e-bay sellers from hyping them to pieces ( even when they are the long SN)

Russ

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Russ, NCNE

czzar

Thanks, you guys and girls are awesome!

Russ

<< <i>Thanks, you guys and girls are awesome! >>



Poor Louis.

Russ, NCNE

coinman420

i just cracked out a 1898s morgan from a gold label PCI graded MS61, sent it in and got back PCGS MS61. i don`t know if new owners took over. i only submitted to PCI once about a year ago and i thought they were quite accurate but i`m talking morgans not moderns. because of the perception that they overgade everything coins in there slabs have little resale value. JMO

Russ

<< <i>i only submitted to PCI once about a year ago and i thought they were quite accurate >>



They're much closer to reality with little submitters then they are with volume dealers.

Russ, NCNE

robertpr

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<< <i>i only submitted to PCI once about a year ago and i thought they were quite accurate >>



They're much closer to reality with little submitters then they are with volume dealers.

Russ, NCNE >>



Also don't forget the red label (problem coin)

czzar

Russ, do you speak Ferengi?

Russ

<< <i>Russ, do you speak Ferengi? >>



Only the cuss words.

Russ, NCNE

czzar

FUNNY!!