What's my coin worth?

How it works

1. Send photos. Front and back, in good light. Include the slab label if it's graded.
2. We take a look. We reply by email with questions, a rough sense of value, and the recent sold prices it's based on.
3. You decide. Keep it, sell it, consign it, or walk away. It's always your call.

Before you send: 4 quick tips

• Don't clean it. Cleaning often lowers a coin's value. Handle by the edges.
• Photograph both sides in daylight, no flash, filling the frame.
• Graded? Snap the full label so the cert number is readable.
• Collection or estate? A photo of the whole group is a great start; we can review in person.

Common questions

Do you buy, or just appraise?

For coins, both: we can make an offer, consign it for you, or just give you a rough sense of value. For cards, comics and autographs we can consign or give a rough sense of value.

Is a value estimate the same as an offer?

No. An estimate is our read of recent sold prices. A firm offer comes only after we see the item in hand.

Do you handle estates?

Yes. Inherited coins, cards, comics and autographs, from a few pieces to whole collections.

Where are you?

610 S Broadway, Ste B, Lantana, FL 33462. Hands-on evaluations are by appointment in Lantana or at a show we're attending.

What if it's not valuable?

We'll tell you plainly. No pressure.

Only have coins or bullion? You can also use our short evaluation request.