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PCGS Banknote is the premier third-party certification service for paper currency. Each note that enters our building is carefully examined, authenticated, and graded by our team of world-renowned experts.

Since 1986, PCGS has been the industry standard for the authentication and grading of rare coins. Coin grading and authentication emerged as a solution to rampant counterfeiting and coin doctoring in the collectible coin industry.

The American Numismatic Association (ANA), the only numismatic organization chartered by the US Congress, and the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG) have both named PMG their official paper money grading service. Scroll further to learn more about the benefits of PMG certification below.

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The leading coin and paper money certification firms, including Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), and Paper Money Guaranty (PMG), have become widely recognized for their objective certification practices and high industry standards.

Whether you're a brand new numismatic or a seasoned collector or bank notes, chances are you've heard of PMG's currency grading service in the past, or purchased a banknote that had a PMG grading associated with it. PMG, or ?Paper Money Guaranty?, is one of the world's leading currency grading and appraisal services.

Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) is the world's largest and most trusted third-party grading service for paper money.

NGC and PMG are the world's largest third-party authentication, grading and encapsulation services for collectible coins and paper money, respectively. NGC and PMG grade coins and notes on the internationally recognized Sheldon scale of 1 to 70.

Some extremely low mintage key date coins (under 100,000), can benefit from being certified by PCGS or NGC, even if they're in circulated condition.In nearly all situations, key date coins in uncirculated condition are worth having professionally graded; especially if you have multiple coins to submit.

PCGS is considered the more esteemed grading service overall. Coins graded by PCGS tend to have a higher resale value. This does not mean that NGC is a bad grading company, it is still one of the top coin graders in the world and people will pay more for an NGC slabbed coin than a non-slabbed coin.