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Visited a new pawn shop today. They normally code their items with a lettering system to tell their employees the amount they have invest in an item. For example...

Code: R E P U B L I C A N
Price tag: $30RNNN
Meaning: They invested $10 on this item. (R = 1, N = 0)

See how it works? First letter of the word/phrase is 1, second is 2, etc etc.

But this is different...

Here are the letters:

M S P A U I C H E O

Here are some actual listings.

MSPA-SUIC
MPHA-MCAIE
MSCC-UHECE
MPHU-OICM

Unsure of what the - means. Maybe a price paid-price we want to sell for?

Just wondering if any of you guys could crack this. I can't

Keep in mind, the code doesnt have to be one word, it could be a name, two words, phrase, nearly anything. Could also be backwards or something. Think outside the box for this one haha

its an anagram for chase opium ^^
sadly i couldnt find any one word anagrams for it.

3 times A
6 times C
3 times E
3 times H
3 times I
6 times M
1 times O
3 times P
3 times S
3 times U

do you have any info on the ~price scale of these listings?
would help a lot figuring out where to put which letter.

As far as prices go, they should all be around $70 or so. Mid two figures to low three figures. Nothing more than $200. Although I can't be sure.