Sell Coins in Virginia
— Collections, Bullion & Rarities

Bullion coins (Silver Eagles, Gold Eagles, Krugerrands, generic rounds and bars) are priced based on the current live spot price for their metal content. Rare and key-date coins are evaluated for numismatic value using standard dealer references. We show you exactly how we priced your coins before you decide.

Yes, and this is something we do well. You don’t need to sort, identify, or cherry-pick your collection first. Bring the full box, album, bag, or estate lot and we’ll go through it with you. We buy the whole thing — not just the pieces we want.

Yes. For key dates, low-mintage issues, and other numismatically significant coins, we pay above the melt value. Examples include 1909-S VDB Lincoln cents, 1916-D Mercury dimes, Morgan dollars in higher grades, and other coins where the collector value exceeds the silver content.

Yes. Pre-1965 US dimes, quarters, halves, and silver dollars are 90% silver and we buy them at spot-based pricing. Bring any amount — a handful, a bag, or a coffee can full. No need to sort by denomination first.

Please don’t clean your coins. Cleaning can actually reduce the numismatic value of collectible coins, and it doesn’t affect the melt value of bullion. Bring them as-is and let us evaluate them in original condition.

No appointment needed at any of our 5 locations. Walk in any time during business hours. For large collections, you’re welcome to call ahead so we can give you undivided attention.

Virginia law requires a government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, state ID, or passport) for precious-metals purchases. You must be 18 or older.