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We Buy Collectible Coins

Collectible coins are worth far more than their metal when rarity and condition align. We evaluate key dates, mint marks, and graded slabs (PCGS/NGC) to pay a fair numismatic price for individual coins or whole collections.

What we buy

Coins, bullion bars and more, here are the kinds of collectible coins we buy every day. Stop by for a fair, transparent price and instant payout.

  • Morgan & Peace Dollars

    Morgan & Peace Dollars

    Key dates & CC mint marks

  • Graded / Slabbed Coins

    Graded / Slabbed Coins

    PCGS & NGC certified

  • Classic US Type Coins

    Classic US Type Coins

    Walking Liberty, Barber & more

  • Key-Date & Rare Coins

    Key-Date & Rare Coins

    Scarce dates & varieties

  • Collections & Albums

    Collections & Albums

    Whole sets & estates

Selling collectible coins? Call for a free appraisal, or bring them to any of our stores.

In depth

Buying Collectible Coins

Collectible coins can be worth many times their metal value when rarity and condition align, and capturing that premium takes a numismatic eye rather than a scale. We evaluate key-date US coins, mint-mark varieties, proof and mint sets, error coins, and PCGS or NGC graded slabs, pricing each on the factors collectors actually pay for: date, mintage, grade, and demand.

Near you

Sell your collectible coins at a location near you

Chantilly, Annandale, and Manassas take walk-ins during store hours. Vienna / Tysons is currently by appointment, so call (703) 889-0532 before you go.

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FAQ

Sell Collectible Coins: common questions

Still have questions?

Call any store and talk to a buyer.

What makes a coin collectible?

Rarity and condition. Key dates, mint-mark varieties, error coins, proof and mint sets, and PCGS or NGC graded slabs are valued for what collectors pay.

How do you price a graded coin?

On the factors collectors actually reward — date, mintage, grade, and demand — rather than metal weight, and we explain how each piece is judged.

Should slabbed coins stay in their holders?

Yes. Leave graded coins sealed and avoid cleaning raw ones, since a cleaned surface can sharply reduce a collectible coin's value.

Free appraisal

Ready to sell your collectible coins?

Visit one of our four Northern Virginia stores for a free appraisal, or call ahead. You only sell if you love the offer.

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