Check Currency Attestation For Free

Whether you're a brand new numismatic or a seasoned collector or bank notes, chances are you've heard of PMG's currency grading service in the past, or purchased a banknote that had a PMG grading associated with it. PMG, or ?Paper Money Guaranty?, is one of the world's leading currency grading and appraisal services.

PMG (Paper Money Guaranty) and PCGS Banknote Grading (Professional Coin Grading Services) are third-party leading grading companies that provide a more comprehensive evaluation of the condition and quality of the note.

Grading is a team effort, with multiple PMG professionals examining every note to ensure accuracy and consistency. PMG's graders enter a grade for each note into PMG's computer system. A consensus is then reached on the final grade of the note.

Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) is the world's largest and most trusted third-party grading service for paper money.

Paper Money Guaranty® (PMG®) was founded in 2005 as a fully independent third-party paper money grading service. With an unparalleled commitment to accuracy, consistency and integrity, PMG is the world's largest third-party paper money grading service with more than 9,000,000 notes certified.

Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) is the world's largest and most trusted third-party grading service for paper money.

Standard Grading Services and Pricing Standard (Individual Banknotes)$25/noteHigh Value (Individual Banknotes)$35/noteSpecial Price (20 Individual Banknotes)$450-$650 /order (Save $50)Auction Express (50-note minimum order)$35/note

PMG certification makes it easier to determine a note's value because collectors, dealers and auction houses around the world trust, understand and use PMG's grades. PMG also offers a World Paper Money Price Guide on its website to help collectors research note values.

An attested document is one that has been confirmed to be genuine. A certified document is a copy of an original document that has been confirmed as being an accurate copy of that original document.

To view and verify the attestations, you request a cryptographically-signed attestation statement from the HSM, along with the certificate chains used to sign it. The attestation statement is produced by the HSM hardware, and signed by certificates owned by Google and by the HSM manufacturer.