NGC Press Coverage
NGC and NGC-certified coins have made headlines around the world. Scroll below to see some of the latest press coverage. For press inquiries, contact media@ngccoin.com
BARRON'S
Rare Coin Certified by NGC Realizes Nearly $4 Million
The 1885 Proof Trade Dollar, pedigreed by NGC to the Eliasberg Collection, was purchased at an auction in January 2019.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NGC-graded Cent Sells for $ at Florida Auction
The first-known example of the famous 1943 copper cent mint error, it was received in change in 1947 by teenager Don Lutes Jr.
NEWSWEEK
NGC Confirms Discovery of Fourth Known 1854-S $5
Originally thought to be a counterfeit, the coin was brought to NGC, whose experts determined that it is actually genuine and worth millions.
NASDAQ
Coins Found in Pulaski Wreck off North Carolina
NCS and NGC have been selected to conserve, grade and encapsulate the coins recovered from the SS Pulaski shipwreck, one of the most significant early American shipwrecks.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
NGC-certified 1792 Birch Cent Sells for $ Million
The proposed design for the first US cents was graded MS 65 RB by NGC and was purchased by a California coin dealer at an auction in Orlando.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
NGC-graded Rare Gold Coin Valued at More Than $ Million Displayed
The finest 1787 Brasher Doubloon, graded NGC MS 63, is considered to be one of the most important coins in American numismatics.
NEW YORK TIMES
NGC-certified Newman Coins Top $44 Million
A 1776 Continental Dollar graded NGC MS 63 achieved one of the highest prices from Eric P. Newman's unparalleled collection.
FOX NEWS
NGC-certified 1880 “Stella” Sells for $ Million
The extremely rare $4 gold piece is among the "white whales" of the coin collecting world. This coin was graded PF 67 Cameo by NGC.
NBC NEWS
Rare Nickel, Certified by NGC, Fetches $ Million at Auction
The nickel, graded NGC PF 64, was featured in a 1973 episode of "Hawaii Five-O." Only five are known to exist.
WASHINGTON POST
Collector Pays $5M for Rare Gold Coin Graded by NGC
The extremely rare 1804 Eagle ($10) was actually struck in 1834 for President Andrew Jackson to give to foreign dignitaries.
LOS ANGELES TIMES
NGC Grades Unique Two-Tailed Quarter
NGC's David J. Camire says of the 1965 mint error: "It's an amazing coin to view. You keep wanting to flip it over and over.