REGISTRY / QR
Public Record Match
Confirms that the certification number resolves to a current public Criterion record. A QR code opens this same lookup.
CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION
Confirm the grade and current registry standing of a Criterion-certified coin before you buy, sell, or trade. Physical-holder authentication is reported separately.
Enter CR plus the eight digits printed on the holder. The hyphen is optional.
WHAT THIS CHECK PROVES
A successful registry lookup confirms a Criterion record. It does not by itself authenticate the physical holder in hand.
REGISTRY / QR
Confirms that the certification number resolves to a current public Criterion record. A QR code opens this same lookup.
VISUAL COMPARISON
When useful, compare the coin, label, Certification Number, images, and security features in hand with the public record.
LIVE NFC
When supported, a live NFC scan performs a separate cryptographic authentication of the physical Criterion holder.
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LIVE HOLDER SECURITY
Verification starts automatically. Your phone may ask for location permission. Allowing location adds your approximate city and state to Certification History; declining continues the check without location. If permission is left unanswered, verification continues without location after eight seconds.
Location is optional. Your browser controls permission and may remember your choice. Declining does not prevent NFC authentication. If you share it, your city and state will appear in Certification History. Approximate coordinates are used to look up the U.S. locality through the U.S. Census Bureau, with a postal-code lookup when needed and are retained privately in the security audit; coordinates and street addresses are not published.
CERTIFICATION RECORD
CRITERION VAULTVISION
Criterion imagingApproved certification images will appear here when available.
Criterion’s encrypted NFC authentication goes beyond a registry lookup. Each physical tap creates a fresh cryptographic response from the holder’s tag. Criterion validates that response and rejects replayed links before recording a successful authentication. The date above shows the most recent successful NFC check. Tap the holder with an NFC-enabled phone to authenticate it again now.
To authenticate the physical holder, tap its NFC tag with your phone and open the link. On desktop, you can review the full evidence below or use Confirm Hologram to check the printed hologram code.

Grader A/B results are independent grading evidence and are not a physical-holder check. Compare the printed record with the live registry before relying on it.
THE EVIDENCE BEHIND THE GRADE
Explore the grading evidence, authentication, and history behind this certification.
QUALIFIED GRADE DISCLOSURE
The grade shown above is the current grade recorded for this certification.
VERIFICATION LEVELS
The registry lookup is complete without a manual holder comparison. A prior NFC event is historical evidence, not proof that the holder is present now. Grader A/B results below are independent grading evidence, not a physical-holder check. A typed number, link, or QR code does not perform NFC authentication. Learn how the checks differ.
COIN & HOLDER DETAILS
Independent blind review. Grader A cannot view Grader B’s findings before submission.
Independent blind review. Grader B cannot view Grader A’s findings before submission.
A separate qualified reviewer confirms the certification package, grade consistency, qualification, label, and evidence record.
Required whenever the first two grades differ, authentication is escalated, a high-risk coin is involved, or a Qualified Grade is disputed.
GRADING RATIONALE
PUBLIC RECORD
INDEPENDENT MARKET DATA
MARKETPLACE OPPORTUNITIES
These seller asking prices are separate from independent valuation evidence and realized sales.
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Compare this record with the coin, label, Certification Number, and security features in hand. Registry verification is an important check, but it does not replace physical inspection.
Images of a crossover coin in a prior holder are retained solely as historical provenance, identification, and chain-of-custody evidence. Third-party names, logos, holder designs, and other marks visible in those images remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance does not indicate affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement.
REVIEWED PROVENANCE
Published findings are limited to the sources and evidence reviewed for this certification. Each record links to its full Criterion Journal entry.
BUILT FOR COLLECTORS & DEALERS
See whether a certification is valid, suspended, revoked, or reported lost or stolen.
Compare the database record with the label and physical coin before completing a transaction.
Review approved public events attached to the certification without exposing private customer data.
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