Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®) has updated its imagegallery of the Donald G. Partrick Collection with more than 1,000 additional coins, tokens and medals, givingnumismatists the opportunity to explore this unparalleled collection of Colonial and early US coins. The PartrickCollection, entirely certified by NGC, includes some of the greatest rarities in all of numismatics, including twoBrasher Doubloons, the first gold coins struck in the newly independent United States.

NGC's Donald G. Partrick Collection image gallery is located at NGCcoin.com/Partrick.

NGC has also released a video showing the Brasher Doubloons and other highlights in a format that allowsviewers to better appreciate the rarity and quality of these extraordinary coins. To view the video, go toYouTube.com/NGCcoinVideos.

"I feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to examine these rare and historic coins up close," said MarkSalzberg, NGC Chairman and Grading Finalizer. "I hope that this image gallery and video give other coincollectors the same feeling of awe and excitement that I had when I graded these phenomenal rarities."

The first 350 coins from the Partrick Collection were sold in 2015, realizing nearly $26 million. The remainder ofthe collection will be offered over the next year by Heritage Auctions, starting with a sale of Connecticut Coppersin October, closing on November 1. For the latest updates on the Heritage auctions, please regularly visit:HA.com/Partrick.

NGC's Partrick Collection image gallery now contains stunning, high-resolution images of more than 1,400 coinssearchable by type and keyword. The Patterns category, for example, features 12 incredibly rare patterns (orproposed coins) with a date of 1792, the year that Congress authorized the US Mint and US coins. Viewing themtogether provides an incomparable view into the young nation's earliest attempts at a national coinage and theideals and themes that it represented.

This group of a dozen cents, dismes and quarters realized an incredible $10.5 million combined at the firstPartrick Collection sale in 2015. Among these is a 1792 Judd-4 Birch Pattern Cent that realized $2,585,000, thehighest result from the Partrick Collection to date and one of the highest prices ever paid for a coin. The groupalso includes a 1792 Copper Quarter Pattern that realized $2,232,500 and a 1792 Copper Disme Pattern thatrealized $1,057,500.

The gallery also shows:

View these coins and more from the Partrick Collection at NGCcoin.com/Partrick.

As the Partrick Collection is offered for sale over the next year, make sure to check for additional updates atNGCcoin.com/news and subscribe at NGCcoin.com/connect.

For the latest updates on the Heritage auctions, please regularly visit HA.com/Partrick.