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NGC’s David W. Lange to teach at ANA Summer Seminar

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NGC’s Research Director will present a course on U.S. coins at this year’s ANA Summer Seminar.

ANA Summer Seminar is back in session, with two weeks of in-depth exploration through the world of numismatics, led by prominent experts. Choose through over a dozen courses such as: Grading U.S. Coins, Detecting Counterfeit and Altered Coins, Coin Photography, and more. For over 50 years, Summer Seminar has opened the door of opportunity that launched the careers of leading collectors, authors, and dealers.

Collecting United States Type Coins

Collecting United States Type Coins is a course that provides an overview of how to collect U.S. coins by regularly issued types, from half cents through double eagles (gold $20). Led by NGC Research Director David W. Lange, students explore the rarity of each design and denomination in relation to grade, as well as the technical aspects of strike and planchet quality and the aesthetics of toning. Students are encouraged to bring their own coins for evaluation. This class is only available in Session One.

To learn more about Summer Seminar, being held June 18-30, visit the ANA’s website.

Press release courtesy of the Numismatic Guaranty Company.

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