News

3/1/2005 - A rash of skillful counterfeits are endangering the integrity of the popular Chinese Panda coin series. Find out how you can tell a true Ling-Ling from a cunning fake-fake.

3/1/2005 - David Lange explores the third side of the coin — the edge! In particular, he discusses why reeded edges play such an important role in U.S. coinage.

3/1/2005 - As the Internet continues to revolutionize the way we collect (for better and worse), Registry Sets are a major reason the coin market is so successful today. Numismedia explores the role of Registry collecting in the larger picture of numismatics.

2/16/2005 - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation is pleased to announce that it has recently graded and encapsulated the famous Garrett specimen of the 1804 silver dollar.

2/15/2005 - If you attempted to conjure up a FUN Show the likes of which took place last month, you could not imagine one as strong as the marketplace found.

2/10/2005 - Collection Includes Numerous Great Rarities

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2/1/2005 - The double eagle, or twenty-dollar piece, was a late arrival to the family of United States coins. The drafters of the Mint Act of 1792 never imagined the need for such a high value piece, nor could they have imagined that the nation would ever have enough domestic gold to undertake such a coinage.

2/1/2005 - Here are the latest additions...

2/1/2005 - NGC will offer Onsite Grading and Encapsulating at the Suburban/Washington Baltimore Show March 10th and March 11th, 2005.