Finally! Non-biased Collectibles Grading to Fight Counterfeits

Ushering in a new age of collectibles with digital fingerprinting and a marketplace with blockchain modernization.

Previously raised $1,113,019.50 from a Reg CF campaign in 2022 from ~1,000 investors
Minimum Investment: $250
Maximum: $3,886,980.75
Future of collectibles

Why Invest in Coin and Card Auctions

Our patent and patent-pending process will make our marketplace the first of its kind to integrate digital fingerprinting and a smartphone/blockchain/ smart contract application with shared royalties earned on sales.

Cutting-Edge Tech

Our advanced laser technology, powered by deep neural networks and AI, is eliminating inconsistency and bias, delivering unparalleled consistency and authentication.

Successful First Raise

With our initial Reg CF offering of $1.1 million, we've already demonstrated investor confidence and a solid foundation for growth. Over 1000 shareholders.

Discover Value

Point, click, take a picture. Our detailed coin reports provide scientific documentation that validates collectibles grade.

Fairness and Subjectivity

By removing subjectivity from the grading process and delivering detailed reports validating the grade, you no longer have to worry about your grader's state of mind, removing human-bias out of the equation.

Marketplace Royalties

The scope of our technology isn't confined to coins and cards. We're pioneering a broader impact by extending our tech's potential to other collectibles, opening doors to endless opportunities.

Accessible Liquidity

Improved transferability of physical assets to an estate to transfer inter-generational wealth - a form of liquidity that's never existed before.

A Message From Our Lead Investor

"Coin collecting has been my lifelong passion, and the fight against counterfeits is personal to me. Investing in Coin and Card Auctions was a natural step.

I want collectors to buy and sell with confidence, free from the fear of fakes. That's why I believe in Coin and Card Auctions—we're building a future where authenticity reigns supreme."

Mikey Siegel

Board Member & Lead Investor

Propelling numismatic and collectible items into a whirlwind of unlocked potential

Join the future of collectibles today!

Technology to replace subjectivity for collectibles grading

Counterfeits are increasingly sophisticated and many claim there are inherent flaws in the current collectibles grading system- but no coin in the world can fool us!

Our technology extracts a treasure trove of data, including 7,000,000 individual laser measured height and 23 million laser measured color data points.

Our digital fingerprinting and advanced grading reports virtually eliminate the risk of counterfeiting by providing a level of detailed analysis based on extremely precise physical, measured data that supports the assigned grade.

Our filed & pending patents backing the first marketplace of its kind

We integrate nano-level grading, pre- and post- sale authentication, and a smartphone/blockchain/smart contract application - with shared royalties earned on re-sales.

By integrating these technologies, a new era of authentication, engagement, and value preservation is dawning for numismatic and collectibles.

Join the future of
collectible grading.

About Our Tech

  • Laser technology, Deep Neural Networks and Artificial Intelligence

  • Blockchain technologies, Cloud tech stack, NFTs, Royalties

  • Conventional marketplace and third party grading solutions

  • 2.5 micron nano level scanning extracting millions of measured data points

  • Smartphone “point and click” Graphic User Interface, automated grading and DNN/Ai backend processing

  • Shared royalties automatically triggered on collectibles resales (perpetual income streams)

  • Metals backed STO/Mints worldwide, Gold, Silver, Platinum (perpetual income streams)

  • Emerging global markets constructed for e-commerce

Eliminating inconsistent and subjective grading of collectibles

There is no scientific basis to provide confirmation, or documentation of a third party assigned grade - until now! We provide detailed analysis in downloadable, printable, emailable formats.

Here are the problems with grading:

  • Third Party Grading subjectivity, grading bias, and inconsistency

  • Excessive grading cost and time requirements

  • No documentation to support assigned 3rd party grades

  • Counterfeit collectables are hard to detect, even by professionals

  • Outdated: mid-80’s technology– inadequate and not optimal for current or emerging global marketplaces or 3rd party grading

Coin and Card’s Solutions

  • Math and science laser technologies combined with deep neural networks and artificial intelligence providing consistent, highly accurate results

  • Automated grading reduces grading time and costs, while improving accuracy

  • Our downloadable, printable, patented technology and reports are detailed analysis that provide documentation supporting or questioning graded collectibles

  • Counterfeits are no match for our detection capabilities (nano-level scanning/DNN/AI processing)

  • Our professionals develop future-proof systems, integrated Web3 ecommerce and royalties-supported marketplaces

  • Technologies stabilize 3rd party grading

  • Provides counterfeit detection

  • Lateral market opportunities

AI Scanning Tech

Our grading reports, driven by DNN/AI analysis, rely on advanced laser technology to gather precise physical data. This meticulous approach enhances grading accuracy and provides a strong defense against counterfeiting, ensuring authenticity in every assessment.

"As Director of the company I see a rare blend of innovation and dedication here. We're not just reshaping an industry; we're defining its future.

With technology, transparency, and the passion of our team, we're creating a marketplace where collectors and investors can thrive. It's not just an investment; it's a commitment to a collectibles revolution."

Ron Brown,

Director & Board Member

Coin and Card’s Solutions

Michael Johnson

FOUNDER & CEO

Michael Johnson is the innovator behind collectibles' digital fingerprint and third-party grading automation using deep neural networks and AI, aimed at standardization.

He integrated blockchain, NFTs, smart contracts, and shared royalties for global web3 marketplaces, extending to smartphone apps. This initiative engages consumers directly, stabilizes grading, and combats counterfeiting.

Mikey Siegel

founder, SVP SAles,
board of directors

Mike Siegel, COO, age 40 is Managing Member of Siegel Lawn Care, LLC located in Des Moines, IA
since April 2003. Mr. Siegel is an entrepreneur and avid numismatist having top registry positions of
numismatics collectibles and owns and operates multiple businesses in the Des Moines, IA area His
passion is technology and innovation within the numismatics and sports trading card industries.

Mike’s experiences as an entrepreneur started when he was very young with his family's business. Mike is an
investor and a Director of Coin and Cards Auctions, joining the Board in May 2021.

Gary Chingren, M.D.

Founder, Investor,
board of directors

Dr. Gary Chingren, a seasoned orthopedic surgeon with 33 years of distinguished service and Board of Directors of a physician-owned surgery center, has seamlessly woven his passion for coins into a profound perspective on numismatics.

As an avid collector for over six decades, Gary observed a glaring issue within the current grading system. The absence of objective standards meant that every submission yielded disparate grades—a challenge he deeply understood.

This realization ignited Gary's commitment to reshape numismatics.  Gary's belief in standardization resonated with collectors and traders who shared his quest for reliable grading and transparent sales.

Mike Ellis

Board of Directors,
Numismatic Director

Mike Ellis, a numismatic luminary, began his coin journey at 8. He transitioned from the Navy to a prolific coin career, serving four terms as ANA Governor. His Honorary Doctorate in Numismatic celebrates his contributions.

Joining our board underlines his commitment to solving industry issues—countering counterfeits, standardizing grading, and securing collectible wealth transfer. Mike's vision shapes a transparent, secure future for collectors and investors globally. His story shows the profound impact of passion and dedication on an entire industry.

Joe Coy

VP of Finance

Joe Coy attended Drake University and received a BA in Economics with a minor in Finance. 

Joe started his career in the financial business helping high net worth individuals and businesses gain more wealth and to become more profitable. He has managed upwards of $100 million of client's assets. Because of his business acumen, successful clients engaged him as a consultant in their businesses which included several medical clinics across the country. 

Recently Joe has been involved in several REG CF and REG D offerings helping companies raise capital and ultimately to go public. Joe has been a serial entrepreneur all of his career. 

Ramesh Majji

Chief Technical officer,
board of Directors

Ramesh Majji is a highly accomplished and experienced Chief Technology Officer and Engineering Executive, with a proven track record of developing cutting-edge software products and solutions for leading Fortune 100 companies. Prior to joining Coin and Cards Auctions Inc. in 2022, he held key positions at prominent organizations such as Marriott (2019-2022), Universal Studios (2017-2019), and Disney (2008-2017).

Ramesh's unwavering passion for technology and innovation spans across various industries, including the numismatics and sports trading industries. As the Chief Technology Officer and Director at Coin and Cards Auctions Inc., Ramesh brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Board, further strengthening the company's leadership in the field.

Russell Kamal

Chief operating officer

Mr. Kamal has over 20 plus years of excellent leadership skills, strong business acumen and great ability to effectively manage, lead & supervise multidisciplinary teams globally. Prior to joining Coin and Card Auctions Inc., Russell was running his own software consulting company IPARTZ Inc. since 2020. In the past he worked for Oracle (2015 to 2020), Disney (2012 to 2015), NCR (2006 to 2012) and many other organizations and played key leadership roles.

Experienced working on complex applications in many different industries (Financial, Retail, Entertainment, Hospitality & Healthcare). Russell has been responsible for 100 million plus revenue across North America, EMEA & APAC, he led efforts to develop & deliver best in class services to thousands of clients.

Ron Brown, PhD.

board of directors

Ron Brown, a devoted numismatic enthusiast, embarked on his coin collecting journey at 10 years old in Wisconsin. He's a lifelong member of ANA, FUN, and CONECA.

As a CONECA board member and Richmond Coin Club's first Idaho member, Ron's influence is undeniable. He specializes in U.S. and Canadian coin die varieties, assisting collectors in their attributions. His columns—"FUN Variety Topics" for FUN's magazine and "Treasures among Treasure” for CONECA's ErrorScope—showcase his expertise.

Steve Blakesley

Board of directors

Steve Blakesley, Director is managing member of Cobalt Maintenance LLC, a real estate development and General Contracting company founded in 2016 and located in Des Moines, IA and Managing Member and founder of Ice Pro Shop, LLC located in Des Moines, IA.

Steve joined the Coin and Card Auctions Board of Directors in September 2021and is an avid numismatist and sports trading card collector.

The Coin And Card Offering

At this time, Coin And Card Auctions, Inc. is offering a set number of common stock shares to investors for $0.75 each — with a minimum investment of $250 (which gives you ~334 shares).

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Campaign Updates

The latest on the equity crowdfunding campaign and company traction!

For the First Time in Decades! Monet, Picasso, Van Gough, and more!- $300 million Masterpiece Artworks will be made available to the public  through SEC/FINRA offerings

Decmber 14, 2023

For the first time in History: Masterpiece Artwork will include Coin & Card Auctions Digital Fingerprinting

Quick Take: Big stride forward for the company in terms of potential revenue growth. We want you to double down on your investment - get in while our valuation is still low.

Coin and Card Auctions and RarityX have been jointly appointed by a trust having 80 Masterpiece artworks having an estimated combined value of $300 million Artists include Picasso, Rembrandt, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gough, Pollack and more. The trust currently chooses to remain anonymous which we respect and honor!

*note: masterpiece artworks displayed below, some of which has not been in the public for seven decades

How this benefits CCA Investors

With this capital we will bring in we can continue progressing the development of our company into other collectibles categories. 

Increased Revenue: By authenticating these artworks/collectibles, we will increase the amount of digital fingerprints we produce/sell, leading to immediate increase of revenue.

  • Digital fingerprint sales

  • Available for Sale: $300 million art masterpieces- 10% of MV 50/50 shared revenue

  • Turnover of shared royalties

Shared Patents (with Rarity X)

  • Shared patents that benefits both parties

A unique opportunity and way to say “Thank you” to our shareholders…

Digital fingerprint included for fractionalized art asset ownership

Coin and Card Auctions greatly appreciates and values all its shareholders and believes that (subject to regulatory compliance) by adding one of the trust masterpiece art works to our Reg CF offering,  we can provide our shareholders an exclusive opportunity to have (in addition to ownership of shares) the physical ownership of a selected masterpiece  artwork on a fractional basis.  The artwork will be on display in the custody of an art museum (to be disclosed). 

This would be an excellent time to complete your investment if you have not already done so or to add to your investment while the offering remains open.

Again, a big Thank you! to our shareholders and we look forward to the future! Please feel free to contact me with any questions at ceo@coinandcardauctions.com 

Mike Johnson, CEO
Coin and Card Auctions, Inc 

Propelling numismatic and collectible items into a whirlwind of unlocked potential

Join the future of collectibles today!

*www.sportsepreneur.com/collectibles-market-size
**www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/collectibles-and-nft-market-size-forecast-to-reach-1-trillion-by-2032-research-update-by-market-decipher-301596803.html, expected by 2032

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