Not seen in public for 30 years, the coin’s anonymous owner will consider displaying it in 2025 as one of the USA’s most important coins.

While third-party grading services and their population reports have helped collectors gauge rarity, the costs of grading have influenced which coins get submitted—introducing biases that numismatists ...

while prices on index from Professional Coin Grading Services (PCGS), have risen 16% since a year ago — and 6,315% since its inception in 1970. But in order to get as much money as possible in ...

Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Although coins are generally only worth their face value, i.e. 1 cent coins are worth 1 cent, on some occasions, if they meet certain characteristics ...

PCGS graders have now encapsulated a recently auctioned circa 1600 Netherlands Kampen Double Rose gold noble, an extremely ...

PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) offers a price guide valuation, for graded and slabbed specimens, of between $115 ...