NcgS

Testimonials

"I am very pleased with your service. The 1880 Morgan Silver dollar I sent to you graded out nicely. Thank you so much. This is great."
----Barry H. Buffalo, N.Y.

"Excellent service. Great deal. I will send more."
----Mark G. San Jose, CA.

"Your prices beat the big coin show easily. I have been investing in U.S. silver coins for many years and you are the best. Thank you."
---Dr. Lee S. Long Beach, CA.

"I got the coins today and they are great. I love the silver eagles".
----David L. Dallas, TX.

"I sent in  ten Morgan Silver dollars and all are better than I was hoping for. Thank you."
----Ben F, Chicago, IL.

"I am very pleased with your grading service. I got the coins back today and was very happy with the results. Sincerely,"
----David  L. Houston, TX.

About ncgs

The 10-10-10 Deal is here!

Time to make some money!

Did you know that by having your coins graded and certified it can increase their value by 50-100%.  Coin dealers make a lot of money doing this and you can too.

Follow this formula:

Send us ten (10) coins (such as Morgan Silver Dollars) for grading and certification.  We will grade 10 coins for $10 each (total $100) and return them to you within 10 days (The 10-10-10 Deal).  Then sell the coins on eBay, or by mail order, via a website or at a coin show.  Profits of $20 per coin are common, meaning if you do 50 coins a month it is a profit of $1000.  Not bad for about 10 hours of work.  Working from home at your computer. 

Grading fee schedule:
10 coins or more is $10 per coin
with free return shipping and insurance.
1-9 coins is $12 per coin plus
$10 for return shipping and insurance.

Own, study, collect & enjoy

Coin collecting in the United States is once again on the rise. There exists numerous resources to help you identify coins as well as judge their value and rarity.  The Handbook of United States Coins (Blue Book) and the Guide Book of United State Coins (Red Book) are excellent sources of detailed information. They include coin images, values, dates, varieties and mintage totals. Both are available through Amazon www.amazon.com.
Or check your local library.

The Certified Coin Dealer Newsletter also known as the 'BLUE LIST' is a highly followed guide for Certified coins. Published weekly it lists the coin values dealers are reporting. Their website is: www.cdnpublications.com

Another great source of information is the United States Mint. Their website: www.usmint.gov is loaded with information on upcoming issues.