NGC Grades Dollars in GSA Soft Pack Holders and US Mint Sealed Soft Pack Holders
NGC is now grading dollar coins issued by the GSA, as well as Eisenhower Dollars, in soft pack U.S. Mint holders. Check out all the submission and preservation details inside.
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NGC Expands Certification Options for Presidential $1 Coin Covers
NGC is offering a new certification option for Presidential $1 Coins packaged in United States Mint Official American Presidency $1 Coin Covers. Check out all the details inside.
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NGC Presidential Dollar Special Designations
Several new conventions have been adopted by NGC for the certification of Presidential $1 Coins, so NGC wants to remind you of its submission requirements for special designations.
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Counterfeit Panda Coins
Counterfeiters are once again targeting the latest Panda coins. Jay Turner gives his tips on how to spot a fake.
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San Francisco Mint Cents of 1968-74, Part Two
David Lange continues his retrospective of San Francisco Mint cents, 1968-1974.
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1964 Accented Hair Kennedy Half Dollar
In a grim irony, the president that was assassinated on November 22, 1963 by a half dollar's worth of bullets ended up killing half dollar circulation with his commemorative coin. NGC Grader Jay Turner leaves the conspiracy theories to Oliver Stone and instead explores the fascinating numismatic effect of the Kennedy tragedy.
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Mixed Market Produces Bargains
By NumisMedia
An oversupply of U.S. Gold in the marketplace has created tremendous buying opportunities for collectors seeking coins near dealer prices.
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The Win a New Corvette Silver Round ... A New Collectible Category.
An oversupply of U.S. Gold in the marketplace has created tremendous buying opportunities for collectors seeking coins near dealer prices.
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NGC Grading On-Site at PNG Day and the Central States Numismatic Society's 68th Anniversary Convention
NGC will offer On-Site Grading and Encapsulating at tables 1800-1802 from May 9 -11 during this year's convention.
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