PCGS Currency - Results You Can Trust from the People You Know

Results You Can Trust from the People You Know

PCGS Currency is the market leader in third-party grading and authentication, grading more than 250,000 notes since founded in 2005.

Standards.

The only true third-party Currency grading service to publish written Grading Standards

Consistency.

Our processes ensure that all notes are graded accurately and consistently.

Integrity.

On the rare occasion we make a mistake, we feature a grading guarantee to protect our customers.

Services

Grading and Authentication

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Collectors Club

Members of the PCGS Currency Collectors Club enjoy many exclusive benefits, including direct submission privileges, free grading vouchers, monthly specials and more. Sign up now!

Set Registry

The PCGS Currency Set Registry (Patent Pending) allows you to showcase your PCGS-graded currency in a safe environment. In the Registry, you can:

track your inventory
build sets
compete with others who share your love of the hobby!

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Specials

July "Red, White, and Blue" Special

In celebration of Independence Day, submit any United States government-issued notes valued at $500 or less at the following rates:

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News

PCGS Currency will be accepting submissions for on-site grading Aug. 10-14th in Boston at the ANA convention.

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PCGS Currency 2010 Set Registry Awards Dinner- HUGE success!

PCGS Currency celebrated its third annual Set Registry Award's dinner at the Blues City Café in Memphis in conjunction with the International Paper Money Show. Unlike past years when the event was combined with the PCGS Coin Set Registry Award's dinner, this event was a stand-alone success.
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PCGS Currency Adds New National Bank Note Set Registry Category

PCGS Currency Set Registry participants may now take part and compete in an all new National Bank Note category. To mark its debut, a 51-note small size U.S. National Bank Note set has been designed to represent one example from each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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