Congratulations to our 2008 Registry Award Winners
1/8/2009 - We applaud everyone on their individual accomplishments in each and every set and thank all of the members who make the Collectors Society the vibrant community it is today.
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NGC Debuts Scratch-Resistant EdgeView Holder at FUN Show
1/7/2009 - An industry-leading holder is improved to ensure lasting optical clarity.
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NGC Announces Coin Photography Initiative as Major Step Against Counterfeit and Altered Holders
12/16/2008 - NGC announces a significant security initiative targeted at eliminating counterfeit and altered NGC holders, capturing digital photographs of every coin that it certifies.
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A letter from Mark Salzberg
12/15/2008 - NGC's chairman provides observations of the last 12 months at NGC and looks forward to the opportunities ahead in 2009.
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A Serendipitous Mint Set Find: (2007) SMS James Madison Missing Edge Lettering Dollars
12/15/2008 - NGC receives 16 James Madison dollars missing edge lettering.
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One Collector’s Passion: The Bagne Collection of Proof and Prooflike Silver Commemoratives
12/15/2008 - California Collector Jerry Bagne has assembled one of the largest and most diverse Prooflike Silver Commemorative Collections ever.
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NGC-Graded Coins Shatter European Auction Records
12/12/2008 - The first grading project of NGC Ancients and a select group of just over one hundred NGC-graded World coins highlighted a Geneva auction conducted by Numismatica Genevensis SA on December 2 and 3, 2008.
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Exciting New US Mint Products in 2009!
12/12/2008 - The US Mint releases its 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle along with new circulating cents and quarters.
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Dancing with Dates, Part Three
12/12/2008 - The new dime provided interesting challenges to the US Mint’s engraving staff in 1916.
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Early Series, Low Mintage Coins Remain Strong
12/12/2008 - While many areas of the coin market began the year with advances, it looks as if the current economy has taken a toll on some series where populations are excessive by grade, even though the series in question may be quite popular.
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