CAC Grading has announced that more of the D.L. Hansen Collection has been successfully crossed to CAC Grading holders. The D.L. Hansen Collection, one of the most significant and complete collections of U.S. coins, represents an extraordinary dedication to the art and history of American numismatics. With its unparalleled rarity, quality, and comprehensiveness, the Collection serves as a benchmark for collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
Recently, the Collection’s Buffalo Nickels, Liberty Seated Dimes, Quarters, and Halves, along with certain dollar series and early half eagles were submitted for crossover.
What’s more? By the end of January, the D.L. Hansen Collection will be added to the CAC Registry.
“Moving the Collection from where it has been for the past few years to the CAC Registry is a new and exciting challenge for the Collection and me personally, but the sophistication of CAC’s Registry has made the early stages of the move very easy,” stated John Brush, President of DLRC and Curator of the D.L. Hansen Collection.
CAC Grading remains committed to its mission of providing collector-friendly, transparent grading that enhances trust in the marketplace.
“Having portions of the D.L. Hansen Collection cross into CACG holders is a testament to our focus on preserving the legacy of elite collections through meticulous and consistent grading standards,” noted John Albanese, CEO of CAC Grading. “We are honored that one of the finest numismatic assemblages in history continues to find its true value with CACG.”
CAC Grading is committed to serving all collectors. While stewards of storied collections like the D.L. Hansen Collection receive most of the publicity, CACG is equally committed to enthusiasts building their first sets. CAC sees its role as being the most trusted partner in the numismatic community and continues to grow into that role, just completing its first full year as a grading service. As more premier coins and iconic collections make their way into CACG holders, CAC will remain steadfast in its promise to uphold the integrity and heritage of the hobby.
For additional information about CAC Grading and its commitment to accurate, consistent grading, visit www.CACgrading.com.
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