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PCGS Cert Verification is a service that allows you to check the legitimacy of PCGS certified coins and banknotes before you buy them. You can enter or scan the certification number, grade and description of the coin or banknote and see the PCGS database results.
- PCGS Population Report
Search every world coin PCGS has certified listed by date,...
- Linking Instructions
Enter the certification number of your coin: Choose one of...
- Gold Shield Security
The PCGS holder is built with covert and overt security...
- PCGS CoinFacts
CoinFacts is an in-depth online encyclopedia of United...
- Go Back
PCGS Cert Verification App: Before you buy any PCGS graded...
- Sign In
Welcome to PCGS. Sign in or create an account by entering...
- Coin Grading Standards
PCGS spends a great deal of time examining coins that have...
- Online Submission Center
Build Your Coin Submission. Step-by-step instructions guide...
- PCGS Population Report
Enter the certificate number of any PCGS coin or PCGS Banknote certified banknote to check its authenticity and grade. The certificate number is printed on the label and is securely encapsulated with the collectible.
11 cze 2024 · Learn how to use the PCGS certification number to verify the authenticity and grade of any PCGS-graded coin online. Find out the information, features, and tips for using this helpful resource on PCGS.com.
It's easy to verify the authenticity of your PCGS certified coin. In this short video, PCGS explains the process. First, visit www.pcgs.com/cert. Then find ...
PCGS Cert Verification App: Before you buy any PCGS graded coin, quickly verify its authenticity and quality by scanning or entering the coin's 7 or 8 digit certification number. App Store | Google play
And now, for your records and as a further deterrent to coin doctoring and counterfeiting, high-quality images of all coins submitted under Gold Shield are available under Cert Verification on the PCGS website, free of charge.
Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) is an American third-party coin grading, authentication, attribution, and encapsulation service founded in 1985. The intent of its seven founding dealers, including the firm's former president David Hall, was to standardize grading.
