What We Buy:
Our primary business is focused on helping people sell their coin collections. The range and condition of products we buy is vast, allowing us to become your single point of contact to sell these items. Check out these different categories (take note that not everything we can buy is listed in this).
Collectible Coin:
Many of our customers have coinage that is considered high in numismatic value, which means these coins exceed the value that comes with the inclusion of precious metal such as gold or silver. Rarity and condition play a major part in the value of these coins, this includes key dates and special mint marks.
Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion:
Many collections include gold and silver bullion. This type of coin relies on the value of the precious metals that they are comprised of. With gold and silver being at near all time high prices recently, these coins are highly sought after by precious metals investors.
Pre 1965 "Junk" silver coinage:
American pre 1965 silver coins are a valued item. Although known as "junk" silver in the industry, don't let the word "junk" fool you. This just means they have little numismatic value as they are not rare and have been circulated heavily. They are 90% silver, including the quarters, dimes, half and full dollars. These add up in value quickly for our clients and sometimes make up the large bulk of many client's coin collections. Make no mistake, we buy these coins, and pay well for them.
Collectible Currency:
Paper currency can be a highly collectible addition to many coin collections. These go hand in hand and are contingent on the rarity and condition of the bills. We enjoy the history of these bills and buy them just the same as coins if they have a collectible value.
Watches:
High end wrist watches and vintage pocket watches are highly sought after. These watches are typically automatic movement, higher jewel count, or brand name. Some examples include Rolex®, Patek Phillipe®, Hamilton®, and Elgin®. There are of course many more that we purchase as well.
Sterling silver flatware and silverware:
Sterling silverware is another item we have a market for that we buy. This includes any silverware that has silver content, many of these sets or pieces are inherited or are older purchases that currently aren't in use. With silver at a high price we can offer on this type of item as well.
Gold and Silver Jewelry:
We buy both fine and broken jewelry. We purchase jewelry that is wearable, vintage, or damaged. Many pieces are now at a higher value than when they were purchased based on the precious metal content. This makes them an item we can add to the list of collectibles we buy.
Graded Coins:
When it comes to numismatic collecting, a coin's value is dictated overall by its authenticity and condition. In the industry a coin that has been professionally graded by a reputable company is respected and its grade is set. This allows the coin to sell at a much higher premium than ungraded coins. This holds especially true for rare or exceptionally fine coins. There are two grading companies that stand apart from the rest, for their expertise and reputation. NGC® and PCGS® are the only companies in the industry where their grades are universally recognized. We always offer a premium on coins that have been inspected by these two firms.
War Memorabilia/Militaria:
Another collectible that commonly pairs with numismatics is war memorabilia. While we purchase memorabilia from most major conflicts, the American Civil War and World War 2 tend to be the most sought after items. We are open to evaluating any and all war memorabilia.
