1916 Standing Liberty & 1901-S Barber Quarters

So how does PCGS disposition a coin that is submitted for re-grade/re-holder that is a fake in a counterfeit slab?

To not stand behind the coins they grade or their grading system means PCGS is weak. If they don't protect their reputation and do all in their power to make their grade indisputable what good are they? I don't like buying slabbed coins anyway. Hard to keep track of and hard to store. Say you have a collection of fifty coins and they are all slabbed. What a mess. Unless the coin is proof or very high grade uncirculated and worth five grand I want it in a collection books I can put in my deposit box. I like to look at my coins. If someone were to break into your house those coins in the PCGS containers will be the first things they steal. If all that is in a safe you are opening yourself up to a home invasion if they safe location is revealed to the repairman who visits your home to fix the plumbing or something of that nature. I have good alarm system, lights, and security cameras and I still don't keep coins at home nor gold or jewels. Why am I giving a sermon to the choir?