News

2/27/2002 - Proof coins from 1936 to 1978 now eligible. Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has expanded its application of the star () designation for proof coins displaying exceptional eye appeal. This coveted designation is unique to NGC and identifies coins that are superior in appearance to more typical coins of the same grade.

1/20/2002 - The Collectors' Society has added discussion forums that we are sure will be an exciting part of our community.

1/15/2002 - (Santa Monica, CA) Ted Binion's fabled collection including over 100,000 high quality U.S. silver dollars has been sold for over three million dollars. Goldline International, Inc. (Goldline.com) of Santa Monica, California has been appointed its exclusive worldwide marketing agent by the purchaser with some coins to be sold in auction.

12/25/2001 - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, presently based in Parsippany, New Jersey, is relocating to Sarasota, Florida at the end of 2001.

12/15/2001 - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has graded and encapsulated the rare and historic set of United States proof coins presented to the King of Siam in 1836. Consisting of nine denominations ranging from half cent to eagle, this amazing proof set has been known to numismatics only since 1962, when it surfaced in England.

8/27/2001 - The goal of the Certified Coin Registry is to encourage coin collecting as a hobby, acknowledge the collectors who assemble truly remarkable sets, and inspire beginner hobbyists as they embark on the fun and rewarding hobby of building a coin collection.

7/28/2001 - The first authentication of a two-tailed US coin excites numismatists around the country.

9/12/2000 - Whitney Collection of Wrong-Planchet Cents Certified by NGC

8/19/2000 - To the delight of coin collectors NGC has certified what error coin specialists are calling "the find of the millennium," a dollar muling error of a Statehood quarter obverse and a Sacagawea reverse. The coin surfaced in a roll of Sacagawea dollars purchased by a collector from his local bank in Arkansas.

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