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ANA eLearning Academy – Grading 101 in Arabic

Principles of modern coin valuation

The Arab Collector's Magazine is pleased to announce a strong new collaboration aimed at serving the Arab collector. Following the success of the American Numismatic Society lectures broadcast over the past few weeks, your esteemed magazine wishes to present some of these lectures to its followers in Arabic. Mr. Muhib Rizqallah has recently completed the first of these lectures on "Principles of Coin Appraisal…"

Evaluating bronze coins and the difference in color shades and their impact on price due to the rarity factor

Evaluating bronze coins and the difference between color grades and their effect on price due to the scarcity factor, along with models from different countries, as well as Spaceman models and how to evaluate the color of Spaceman coins.

Stamp valuation

In a move that, while anticipated, is the first of its kind, CCG, the parent company of NGC, has just announced the creation of a new subsidiary to appraise stamps, similar to the appraisal of coins, banknotes, and magazines. The new appraisal system assigns a score of 1-100 to each stamp, depending on its condition, and each appraised stamp will be placed in a secure holder…

Answer Grades – The difference between 65-64-63 Egyptian royal coins of King Farouk I

You can find more details about the meaning of Ansar coins in the following article: Meaning of Ansar Coins

Coin valuation and the difference between an Ancer and an Abbott Ancer

The difference between Uncirculated and Abbott Uncirculated: The term "Uncirculated" (UNC) describes the condition of a coin, meaning it has never been in circulation. It represents the highest degree of coin condition and also means a coin that has not been handled extensively or for a long period of time, and shows no signs of alteration, erasure, cleaning, or poor storage.