News

9/16/2014 - In 1987 China struck Gold 5 Yuan Pandas with three mintmarks: P, Y and S. NGC has recently graded a second example of a Proof Yuan Panda with a missing mintmark.

9/16/2014 - This spurious 1802 dollar is a good example of a typical counterfeit Bust Dollar seen by NGC graders.

9/16/2014 - NGC will be accepting submissions at booths #40–42 (8th floor) at the PNG New York Invitational. Stop by to drop off your coins!

9/16/2014 - In 1889, The Aluminium Company Limited London issued commemorative medals struck in aluminum and produced using the Deville-Castner process.

9/16/2014 - A set of low-mintage Panda medals offers both value and beauty to collectors.

9/16/2014 - Although Roman Egypt coinage is well published, new discovery coins can still be found.

9/16/2014 - The year 1916 saw a reduction in both the variety and quantities of gold coins produced. This was no mere coincidence, as the Treasury was attempting to cut back on the minting of gold coins in order to keep up with the increased demand for minor coinage and fractional silver pieces brought on by the European War.

9/11/2014 - Collectors of rare coins should understand that price fluctuations in the rare coin market occur and should be expected as prices rise and fall with the strength of the market.

9/10/2014 - Every year, NGC awards the top Competitive Sets and Custom Sets in the NGC Registry. Ensure your set is at its best by 5pm ET on December 3 to be automatically considered for awards. Winners will be announced January 9, 2015.

9/9/2014 - NGC's popular black Retro Holder will be available for select US coins from October 1 to December 31 while supplies last.