News

9/1/2005 - As of September 1, 2005, PMG is grading World Notes and US Obsolete Currency. All notes graded by PMG are referenced by catalogue number on the certification label.

9/1/2005 - The future of the silver half dime looked bright in 1860, when the U. S. Mint debuted a new version of the familiar Seated Liberty design.

9/1/2005 - Is your set a winner? Find out by participating in NGC's 2005 Registry Awards. We're looking for the top sets in the world—and as the most inclusive registry in the hobby NGC will see thousands of world-class sets. Make sure yours are among them, and see if your collection has what it takes!

9/1/2005 - With greater interest in the various token series, improper storage methods should be a thing of the past.

8/31/2005 - All of us at the Certified Collectibles Group extend our deepest sympathy and heartfelt concern to all those affected by Hurricane Katrina. The devastation and aftermath is unimaginable, and we are hoping for the most expedited recovery possible.

8/15/2005 - A guest article from NumisMedia. While the U.S. Gold market has been extremely active for some time now, there are several numismatic market makers who feel the best is yet to come.

8/5/2005 - A prized rarity was revealed to the numismatic community when NGC certified an 1854-S Quarter Eagle on July 27, during the ANA World’s Fair of Money.

8/2/2005 - A guest article from NumisMedia. For those collectors who began their search for Early $5 and $10 Gold coins more than a few years ago, it is quite obvious that buying and putting these rarities away was a very lucrative endeavor.

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8/1/2005 - In NGC's 19-year history, 2005 has been has been one of our most exciting and successful periods. We have assumed a leadership position in strengthening the numismatic community and have expanded our service offerings to meet the needs of a demanding and ever-changing marketplace.