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NGC seems very over rated. Charged 45.00 per Silver Dollar coin, with one more grading to be done on an 1878 GSA CC Morgan Silver dollar after my initial complaints of previous 5 coins, then undergrad... See more
Turn into tarnish company. NGC have one of the highest fees in industry and provide worst service compare to another 3 major grading companies. Highest fees, turn around time awful, quality of service... See more
HIGHEST PRICES LOWEST SERVICE NGC is consistently late on grading and returning coins. They give a turnaround time and then take 3-4 weeks longer Quality control is lacking. coins crooked in hold... See more
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Numismatic Guaranty Corporation is a privately owned, international coin certification service based in Sarasota, Florida.
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Communications Pkwy 5501, 34240, Lakewood Ranch, United States
- www.ngccoin.com
Spams you incessantly
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Worst company I have dealt with ever.
Worst company I have dealt with ever.
1)Lost or stole rare coin offering a third of replacement value.
2) Horrible cryptic accounting that took hours for me to find sizeable overcharges. Also, they initially held as credits and I had to make multiple requests for return of money. Thousands of discreate overcharges to customers add up to major money. They count on no one digging into their charges.
3) Complaints are met with excuses and refusal to communicate with management. Never have I witnessed the inability to talk to management before this.
4) Reprisal for complaining? I miraculously had 90% of the next two submissions graded "cleaned" after my complaints, as well as a stollen coin from the last shipment.
5)Only positive is their poor customer service people that a very nice but are powerless.
However, I did have one male hang up on me when I went deeper in questioning overcharges.
I have spent weeks out of my life dealing with absolute incompetency and worse.
I am filling a complaint with the BBB and Florida Attorney Generals Office. Then legal action.
Buyer beware is not a buzz phrase with NGC.
I concur with a previous post. A class action suit may be an option, particularly regarding their accounting practices and theft / losses.
They certainly need a good outside audit.
NGC seems very over rated
NGC seems very over rated. Charged 45.00 per Silver Dollar coin, with one more grading to be done on an 1878 GSA CC Morgan Silver dollar after my initial complaints of previous 5 coins, then undergraded the 1878 coin in what seems retaliation. Several experts viewed the coin in advance and advised me to send it out to be graded. They're opinion was that it may hit the MS65 grade, and worst case MS64. They graded it MS62, pretty laughable.
Munich NGC office is a shame
Munich NGC office is a shame ! My coins were stolen there.They don t respond to messages! Ignoring our company ! Avoid this Munich office! AVOID!
Rip off.
I heard that it costed about $20 per coin to have them graded, so I paid for NGC membership. I then found out that to have my 2 Ben Franklin half dollars graded would cost me over $200, plus shipping. I will not be utilizing the membership after all. Plus, after reading all of the recent complaints about NGC, I decided to completely opt out and beg for a refund…
Incompetent
Incompetent, Have no knowledge of coins they are grading and will not accept your direction. Can carless what you request, I had to send back incapsulated coins to correct their dumb mistakes. Too expensive for disaster work they do. DO NOT Waist Your Money.
I sent a 1964 no mint mark proof strike…
I sent a 1964 no mint mark proof strike deliberately minted for the public that year ment for circulation. This coin I sent was ms 68 or better. But someone switched out my penny with something a 1964 gumball machine would have rejected should have been a million dollar sale but coin switched out on me. I tried to take it to court but. The crime took place in Florida I would have to serve a trip to Florida from NY I'd never be able to make that trip alive do to health problems. So yah NGC got away with stealing a million dollar penny. I was going to help people with the profits from that. But clearly NGC are thieves. Peace ✌️ too all of you.
Worst in industry
Turn into tarnish company. NGC have one of the highest fees in industry and provide worst service compare to another 3 major grading companies. Highest fees, turn around time awful, quality of service terrible. Coins can be send back not encapsulated even when they just cleaned, put fake coins in slabs, label errors. Even coins can arrive with lower grade after re-grade which is not possible accordingly to their policy that coins graded by NgC can not be over-graded (which is mean coins can’t be regraded lower).
80 MISGRADED COINS! CALLING ALL ATTORNEYS FOR A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT!
I know that I’m not the only person out there that NGC illegally misgraded every single one of their 80 coins that I paid over $6K for Grading Services to be fulfilled that were not!! I cannot be the only one out there that paid for a numerical grade, mint errors and varieties and didn’t know that if they were cleaned? I would still have to pay for all 3 and only get an adjectival grade. I can’t be the only one who no one told this to and had to hear from other people when they got back! I cannot be the only one who NGC has bankrupt with their lying. I am looking for an attorney to file a class action lawsuit! I know that I am not the only one whose coins you have misgraded and bankrupt for paying for a numerical grade, mint errors and varieties. I know that I’m not the only one who didn’t know that if the coins were labeled “cleaned” or “environmentally damaged” that they wouldn’t get numerical grades, at all. I know that I’m not the only one was sent back a pile of coins, that they paid full price including mint errors and varieties for, in plastic…not even slabbed. I know that I’m not the only one who didn’t know that NGC would only grade a coin with an off center or rotated reverse die to a certain degree. I know that I’m not the only one who you have taken advantage of! You bankrupted me. I’m going to bankrupt you. Each and every single coin that I sent in is doubled die. Every single one. Maybe 1-2 that wasn’t. NGC is practicing illegal activity. NGC is not grading authentically or effectively, not even genuinely. NGC does not give a classification for a series of mint errors sent in bulk presented to them. The only way that I’ll ever see NGC? Will be in court in a class action lawsuit. There were so many mint errors and varieties; in series; even new that weren’t accounted for that I sent that should have been given a brand new classification? It makes me sick! What NGC is doing illegally? Makes me sick! They are taking advantage of people and having them shovel money down their throats even when they’re not fulfilling their duties that were paid for! This is illegal! They are not grading coins appropriately because they have such closed minds with people with such little experience that know nothing about coins struck on a different die or brand new theories. I had coins in my invoices that were without a doubt brand new VAM’s and doubled dies! Just review the photos!
And then, the only reason that I know any of this is from the website! Because the invoice with 46 slabs and the invoice with 9 slabs? WORTH A FORTUNE!!!! SOME ONE STOLE OFF MY DOOR STEP BECAUSE NGC DIDNT EVEN ASK FEDEX TO GET A SIGNATURE FROM ME. ON TOP OF THAT? I bet an attorney would have all of these coins re-graded at no cost to me in addition to others who have been taken advantage of by NGC. So, now? I’m missing 55 VALUABLE slabbed coins and the only way that I can even see them is through the NGC page!!!
Horrible grades
Horrible grades, not even close to what they should have been. As well as sabotage when I. Emailed them twice about what was taking so long. If their website would say that they had a month and A half turn around, it would be a different story. But it doesn't. It says 10 days a month later, of course I'm going to email. But I literally can't believe they ruined two of my coins that they didn't grade.
They need to send my coins to me that I paid for
They simply won't give me my coins. I have been hospitalized indefinitely and they refuse to send my coins to me because they won't except my new address at the VA hospital.
They honor their No-Cost Guarantee
I recently sent in a coin for grading and when it was returned it had errors on the label (Mechanical Errors). NGC honored their guarantee and paid for return shipping, correcting the error and performed quality control before shipping back to me for free. We are all human, errors happen. Nice to see a grading company honor their guarantee!
Awful turnaround times
Awful turnaround times. My last batch of coins was submitted on 5/10/25, with an "estimated" turnaround of 30 days. It's been listed as "Scheduled for Grading" for more than 100 days.
This is unacceptable, and I won't be submitting again.
Bad coin inspector's
Recently sent 5 mint error coins. They only graded one with a chip a error but paid for 5 errors. Sent message where double die on 4 coins.
Doubling clearly visible with jewers loupe or coin microscope . The got charge duty on my own coins. So pissed
PERMANENTLY BANNED. What me worry?
The company does as well as can be expected with the resources allotted. There are too many variables involved in assessing phenomena such as turn-around times but nearly 40 years since its inception, by all accounts, it's doing just fine. While your experiences my vary, a healthy perception of the coin-collecting public has unwaveringly put their trust in NGC. Having ridden the national circuit extensively, I am not at all surprised its Chat Board, in my assessment, is No. 1. I used to end my contributions with, "Man, I love this place!" Banned extensively, I still feel the same way and likely always will. P.S. Their custoner service reps are the politest people on the planet! if you collect coins, you're in the right place.
I was disappointed with my recent…
I was disappointed with my recent experience submitting ten coins for grading, which cost over $800. The process took an unusually long time, approximately two to three months, to receive results. Additionally, I believe the grading was inconsistent, as several coins were significantly undergraded. Notably, I submitted five Morgan dollars with clear DMPL or PL characteristics, exhibiting strong frosty cameo contrast. However, these were not graded as DMPL or PL, despite appearing comparable or superior to similarly graded coins in NGC and PCGS holders. This experience has led me to question the accuracy and reliability of the grading process. As a result, I would not recommend submitting coins to this service and advise others to exercise caution.
Took forever to get back world coins.
Took forever to get back world coins.
Economy takes over 100 working days which is equivalent to 5 months!
I sent them in the first of March. It’s now end of June.
I called them they said they were graded, just waiting on the time ( 100 days) to run out.
What? Never again.
NGC customer service gets a ZERO!!!
Bought a set of 1956-1964 proof 68 pennies from a third party 7 years ago. (Bought these and many other coins for my retirement, put them in my closet for the time when I did retire). I HAD the chance to sell them today, after taking them out, I noticed a 1958 penny in my 1956 tamper proof coin holder. After a half a day on the phone, I was told by NGC that it was the 3rd parties fault!! HORSE FEATHERS!! The reputation of NGC is they HAND certify each coin under magnification, then, there is another step where several PEOPLE review the first, after they agree, it is sent to another PERSON, who makes the final decision. Soooo... How does 3-6 people miss the date on the coin???then to put it in the holder!!!!
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND IF YOU USE THEIR SERVICE, BE VERY CAREFUL, BECAUSE THEY WILL NOT MAKE IT RIGHT AFTER THEY SCREWED UP!!!
They blamed the 3 party for their mistake!!
PRETTY PATHETIC WHEN YOU HAVE TO BLAME SOMEONE ELSE FOR YOUR FAILURE.
After over 35 as a coin dealer in the…
After over 35 as a coin dealer in the UK and some dealing in the US, I have to say NGC, one of the best. I would say no better than the other top company, both deliver a great grading service and are excellent at spotting cleaned, or false coloured coins. The UK staff are very friendly, I deal with them over the phone, email and have met some at coin shows. I did once visit the US grading site in Sarasota, Florida, again very helpful staff. As far as coin graders go, they are perfect, but as far as customer service goes, they are the best. Of course, if I get a bad result I get frustrated, but I treat it as a learning experience and ensure I check better next time. They really have made the coin collection business much simpler and safer for everyone.
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