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Seller: Authenticated Coins. How can their PCGS slabs look alike yet have an evolution of labels?
All of this seller's inventory on EBAY come in PCGS coin slabs that all look alike, which is a mystery to me because the various labels all come from many different eras in the evolution of the PCGS coin grading service holders over the decades. This is either some sort of fraud, or PCGS has offered this particular seller a bulk service level for re-slabbing to make all their coins in inventory have the same uniform slab appearance, yet while retaining the original labels from the original slabs to use in these new slabs. Perhaps the new slabs are a better airtight fit to better protect the coins? What do you all think. Check out their inventory at:
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gosimus
Mentor11 months ago@20thcenturycoins
< re-slabbing . . . yet while retaining the original labels >
They will do exactly that. I asked google, the answer is in the screen shot below. Before AI, I would have dug it out of the PCGS site, but I think google summarized it well.