October Auction Features Rare 8 Reales Certified by NGC
10/5/2021 - The Soler y Llach sale includes coins from Spain and its former colonies that span five centuries.
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NGC Special Labels and Designations for the 2021-W Burnished Gold Eagles
10/4/2021 - The latest version of the Gold Eagle was released on October 7, 2021. Special submission instructions must be followed. See the "Submission Instructions" section of this article.
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NGC and PMG Experts Share Insight in Videos for the Festival of Coins
10/2/2021 - NGC’s David W. Lange and PMG’s Colin Blyth discussed what numismatics can teach us about history and answered questions in the recent virtual conference.
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Counterfeit Detection: 1990 Chinese 50 Yuan
10/1/2021 - Obvious design discrepancies plague this large-size fake.
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Jim Bisognani: The Long Beach Expo Is Back
9/30/2021 - The rebooted coin convention holds plenty of promise for numismatic deal making.
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Gold Rarity Certified by NGC Featured in Polish Auction
9/29/2021 - Hundreds of NGC-graded coins from Europe are being offered in the Gabinet Numizmatyczny D. Marciniak sale.
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NGC-certified Queen Elizabeth I Rarity Realizes a Record-breaking $650,000 in Spink Sale
9/29/2021 - The coin stole the show in an auction of recently rediscovered pieces from the Horace Hird Collection.
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Dazzling NGC-certified Proof 5 Sovereign Offered in September Sale
9/28/2021 - Several NGC-graded vintage European rarities are being featured in a Spink auction.
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Extremely Rare NGC-certified 1831 Proof Quarter Offered in October Sale
9/28/2021 - Hundreds of NGC-graded coins are presented in Heritage Auctions' Long Beach Expo sale.
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NGC Special Labels and Designations for the 2021 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set
9/28/2021 - NGC is offering several special labels for coins in this year's special six-coin set. Special submission instructions must be followed. The set must be submitted in the sealed original Mint shipping box to receive the set designation. See the "Submission instructions" section of this article, including instructions to have the original Mint packaging returned.
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