Collectors and dealers throughout the Middle East now have easier access to NGC's world-leading certification services for coins, tokens and medals.
Collectors and dealers pay more for coins graded by NGC and, as a result, NGC-graded coins and collections have achieved world record prices at auction. Many NGC-graded coins have broken the $1 million barrier, including a Brasher Doubloon from the renowned Partrick Collection, the "Hawaii Five-O" coin and the first Chinese coin to ever do so.
Who you trust with your collection is an important decision. NGC has proven expertise, longevity and strict procedures to ensure accuracy, consistency and impartiality. Become an NGC member today to get your coins graded and protected.
Grading includes authentication, an expert evaluation of condition and encapsulation in a tamper-evident holder. A savvy collector can see a significant return on investment from grading coins. Sales at auction and online transactions all show that graded coins sell for more than ungraded coins because collectors, dealers and retailers trust and value the grading process.
After grading, each coin and an attractive label with its description, grade and unique certification number are encapsulated in a display-worthy holder that provides superior long-term protection from damage, counterfeiting and tampering. The benefits of encapsulation alone are reason to grade, and the holder preserves your coins for generations of enjoyment.
Start grading in just a few easy steps! Simply become an NGC member (which has great benefits in addition to submission privileges), select your coin's grading tier based on value and desired turnaround time, complete a submission form and then send in your coins. When grading is complete, we securely package your newly NGC-graded coins and return them to you.
Happy Year of the Snake! Serpents are found on the coins of many ancient cultures, and they carry a wide variety of connotations.
International submissions made to the CCG companies should not incur tariffs if the proper procedures are followed.
Tool marks, shallow rims and weaknesses in the design are among the many transgressions that add up to an unholy mess of a counterfeit.
