News

9/13/2016 - The tradition of die engravers or designers signing their work can be traced back to the fifth century B.C.

9/13/2016 - NGC's research director has received Numismatic Literary Guild Awards for his book and monthly column.

9/13/2016 - For its 120th anniversary, the Shenyang Mint has unveiled numerous commemorative items, including a half-kilogram silver bar with an enchanting panorama of images from three decades of Panda coins.

9/13/2016 - Although gold coins are less impacted by environmental effects than silver and copper coins, they are not completely impervious to such damage.

9/13/2016 - Get your Registry sets ready! Additional NGC World Registry sets and five new world categories are now available.

9/13/2016 - Drop off your submissions at NGC's booth at the Las Vegas Show, Sept. 23–24.

9/13/2016 - In politics, a lame duck is an official whose term of office is concluding and whose successor has already been elected. In effect, this person is seen as no longer useful. This term has a numismatic application as well.

9/13/2016 - This is the 20th installment of our monthly column devoted to modern Chinese varieties.

9/13/2016 - New variety of 1854 Octagonal California Gold Dollar, BG-529a, graded NGC AU 55.

9/13/2016 - These counterfeit gold coins were found unexpectedly among a group of US coins freshly returned from Europe.