News

6/1/2002 - Effective immediately, Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has expanded its application of the star designation to all series of United States coins. This coveted designation is unique to NGC and identifies coins that are superior in appearance to more typical coins of the same grade. These are coins possessing exceptional eye appeal.

6/1/2002 -

6/1/2002 - The NCS Evaluation and Conservation Team not only identifies the problem, but also carefully analyzes the condition and originality of the surface underneath.

5/23/2002 - Applicable to Coins 1955 to Date

5/1/2002 - Modern technology offers our organization the opportunity to interact with you like never before. Through initiatives like the Collectors’ Society and The Certified Coin Registry, we are well on our way to building a great community for collectors and dealers alike. This monthly offering is just another step in our continued effort to effectively communicate with our customers.

5/1/2002 - Collectors, and dealers too, are sometimes puzzled by the many numbers and characters that may appear on an NGC grading label, and I hope to successfully explain herein each of the various elements. All of the data that appear on NGC’s grading labels are there for various reasons.

5/1/2002 - Competition is fun. Whether in sports, finance or collecting, everyone enjoys comparing his or her standing against those of people with similar interests.

5/1/2002 - It is apparent that some coins of a particular grade are far more attractive than others of the same grade. That, in a nutshell, is the idea behind NGC’s star () designation. NGC defines its star designated coins as those that have exceptional eye appeal.

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4/15/2002 - In September, NCS became the OFFICIAL CONSERVATION SERVICE of NGC. Seeing the need for professional conservation services in the hobby, NGC closely monitored our efforts and the impressive results of our unique, tested and proven conservation treatments.