Retro Holder for 2013 American Buffalo
8/8/2013 - Select the black NGC Retro Holder with the Buffalo label when you submit your 2013 American Buffalo 1-ounce Gold Reverse Proof coins. **See Note About ANA Sales Below** The NGC Retro Holder promotion ends December 31, 2013.
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NGC Introduction to Grading Class at Philadelphia Expo
8/6/2013 - The Introduction to Grading class will be held on September 21, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Register today!
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The Biggest Week of the Year
8/1/2013 - The ANA convention is an excellent opportunity to connect with like-minded collectors and dealers.
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NGC Certifies Part Two of the Eric P. Newman Collection
7/31/2013 - NGC has graded and encapsulated the highly anticipated second installation of the coin collection assembled by noted numismatic writer and researcher Eric P. Newman. Heritage Auctions has designated the week of Nov. 11-16, 2013, as "Newman Week in New York City" to honor the legacy of esteemed numismatic researcher, author and collector Eric P. Newman, culminating on the days of Nov. 15 and 16, with the second eagerly anticipated offering of numismatic rarities from Newman's legendary collection.
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Serious FUN - Orlando Sales Capture $10 Million
7/25/2013 - The market is definitely at a divide - gold is still king.
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NGC Certifies Early Half Dollar Rarity
7/24/2013 - NGC has certified an example of the very rare 1806 half dollar variety Overton-127a.
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NGC Registry Releases “Circulated Coins Only” Category
7/22/2013 - The NGC Registry now includes a Circulated Coins Only category for coins graded AU 58 and below.
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NGC Recognizes “Spitting Eagle” 1983-P Quarters
7/22/2013 - NGC will attribute the “Spitting Eagle” variety of 1983-P Washington Quarters.
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Conservation Showcase: China 1992 100 Yuan
7/22/2013 - Here's a recent example from our conservation laboratory.
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Counterfeit Detection: Genuine 1878-CC Double Eagle with Unusual Diagnostics
7/22/2013 - One particularly unusual diagnostic is called a “die gouge” – a sometimes large, errant raised line that is not part of a coin’s design.
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