NGC Grading US Coins On-site at Whitman Baltimore
3/3/2011 - NGC will offer grading and Details Grading of US coins*, as well as encapsulation in our state-of-the-art holder. All coins submitted for on-site grading will be evaluated for Plus Designation at time of grading.
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Silver and Gold Glitter: Better Dates Yield Solid Returns
2/24/2011 - In this report, we find significant activity brewing for silver cartwheels from the Old West. Carson City Liberty Seated Dollars with Motto (1866–1873) — popular, rare and always in demand — are observed muscling up in...
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Conservation Showcase: Australian 1996 $40
2/22/2011 - A recent example from our conservation laboratory.
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NCS Coming to a Show Near You
2/22/2011 - NCS will be in attendance at several shows in the coming months. Read on for dates and locations.
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Coins with a Story
2/17/2011 - Shortly after finding out I’m a rare coin dealer, new acquaintances will often begin to ask about coin collecting. One of the first questions many people ask is: What is the most expensive coin? Most are astounded when told...
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New Whitman Book Explores America's 100 Greatest Modern Coins
2/16/2011 - 100 Greatest U.S. Modern Coins, by Scott Schechter and Jeff Garrett, takes the reader on a guided tour of circulating, bullion and commemorative issues.
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NGC Ancients: Civic Badges on Greek Coins
2/16/2011 - This month, Dave Vagi discusses Greek coinage.
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Counterfeit Detection: Stock Reverses - Counterfeit Indian Half Eagles
2/15/2011 - NGC receives countless fakes struck from stock dies.
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Counterfeiters Expand Their Wares to Varieties
2/15/2011 - Counterfeiters produce Indian Cent variety, while there is no genuine cent of that date with matching characteristics.
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USA Coin Album: Some Older Numismatic Books of Interest – Part Two
2/15/2011 - Last month David began a study of his favorite books on United States coinage that were published more than ten years ago and may not be known to the current generation of collectors. His survey continues with additional titles relating to the history of United States coins and the persons who played a role in their legislation and manufacture.
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