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Any body ever heard of NDRG or Numismatic Internet Dealers Guild?
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Heard of it for the first time today by someone using this logo on their website. Found it odd that there isn't a member listing on the NDRB's website.
Does anyone here know someone who is a member dealer?
Heard of it for the first time today by someone using this logo on their website. Found it odd that there isn't a member listing on the NDRB's website.
Does anyone here know someone who is a member dealer?
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which one(s) are you asking about
ndrg
nidg
ndrb
?
thanks
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which one(s) are you asking about
ndrg
nidg
ndrb
?
thanks
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The last two, which appear to be related. NDRG appears to be advertising itself as an Internet PNG....but w/o identifying anyone as a member. You get to put up their "shield" of approval on your website to let
everyone know you will maintain their code of ethics. I found it interesting that one NDRG member dealer has PCGS, NGC, and CAC logo's posted on their website. Do they need to be a PCGS, NGC, and CAC authorized
dealer to do that? Just asking. If a member NDRG dealer had their "circle of trust" verification removed how do you verify that? Thanks for that link coindeuce.
LRC Tom has been a forum member since 2001. So there's a familiar name on the list.
Member dealers
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<< <i>Their link to join as an ebay seller does not get you to a registration page. >>
The sites and links are messed. Looks to me like there are separate sites for the same group. Not sure which one is the more current one. One member over on the BST has stated that they are up in the air right now
as to whether to keep the organization going. So that might explain things. The NIDG is actually registered as a non-profit organization. With only a few dozen dealers listed it's a long ways from main stream.
I'd be surprised if anyone here other than the members themselves have ever heard of this group.
This web page seems to have a working dealer application/registration page
<< <i>Any body ever heard of NDRG or Numismatic Internet Dealers Guild? >>
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