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Upgraded NGC Dealer Locator now live!

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The upgraded NGC Dealer Locator offers an enhanced experience, including more detailed information and a mobile optimized design.

Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) is committed to continually expanding and improving its online resources for collectors and dealers. One important tool is the NGC Dealer Locator, which enables the quick and convenient ability to find coin dealers across the U.S. and around the world. The NGC Dealer Locator has now been upgraded to offer an enhanced experience, including more detailed information and a mobile optimized design.

Using the new and improved NGC Dealer Locator, collectors have the option to search for coin dealers by entering an address, city, state, country, or postal code. There is also the ability to search dealers by coin specialty, such as U.S. coins, world coins, ancient coins, modern coins, and many others. In addition, coin dealers are categorized by services offered; for example, collectors can see which dealers are NGC Official Submission Centers, operate a storefront, help build NGC Registry sets, buy collections, and more.

The upgraded NGC Dealer Locator is mobile optimized and fully responsive to all screen sizes, making it easy to search for dealers on any device — phone, tablet, or desktop. The most reputable coin dealers in the world are now at your fingertips!

Press release courtesy of the Numismatic Guaranty Company

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