NGC Certifies Newly-Retrieved Gold
11/18/2003 - Thirty-eight gold double eagles of the San Francisco Mint have been certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation as having come from the final dive on Brother Jonathan, a steamship lost to the sea in 1865.
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Introducing Multi Coin Reholder Service
11/10/2003 - Beginning this month, customers may submit coins already certified by NGC for reholdering within the new Multi-Coin holders.
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U.S. Mint Uncirculated Sets: An Overview
11/1/2003 - Though I started collecting coins from circulation in the mid-1960s, I didn't really discover the greater world of numismatics until a few years later.
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NGC Certifies Three Rare Gold Patterns
10/28/2003 - Three extremely rare gold pattern coins from the recently auctioned Randolph S. Rothschild Collection have been graded and encapsulated by NGC.
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NGC Certifies Rare Trade Dollar Variety
10/20/2003 - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has certified an example of the rare 1876-CC doubled-die reverse trade dollar as MS 62. This is the finest specimen graded by NGC, and it may prove to be the finest known.
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The “Anonymous” Coins of 1965-67
10/1/2003 - The mid-1960s was a rollercoaster ride for coin collectors. Prices, particularly for proof and uncirculated coins of recent years, peaked in the spring of 1964.
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Cracking Out Coins is Risky Business
10/1/2003 - Can conservation remedy the results of improper cleaning?
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NGC Confirms Authentication of Recovered 1913 Liberty Nickel
9/24/2003 - "This coin would likely grade Proof-62" - Rick Montgomery
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NCS Announces New Fee Structure
9/11/2003 - Effective September 15, 2003, in an effort to simplify and standardize submissions, NCS is changing its fee structure.
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NGC and NCS Select Intern for 2003
9/4/2003 - NGC and NCS are pleased to announce that Matthew Tucker of Nashville, TN was selected to be the first Numismatic Intern for NCS and NGC.
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