Coin Dealers Near You
Coin dealers near you
If you need to buy or sell coins, finding a reputable and honest coin dealer is not always easy. You want to find a coin collector or coin appraiser who is ethical and won't rip you off. BBB can help you find highly rated and BBB Accredited coin shops near you. To see only BBB Accredited coin dealers, use the filter.
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Tyre, Bailey, Roberts & Associates Estate Buyers
Antique Dealers, Coin Dealers, Jewelry Buyers
Unknown,
Columbus, OH 43215
1393 Grandview Ave,
Columbus, OH 43212-2802
190 Graceland Blvd,
Columbus, OH 43214-1532
2094 Tremont Ctr Unit A,
Columbus, OH 43221-3159
5303 N High St,
Columbus, OH 43214-1297
141 W Johnstown Rd,
Gahanna, OH 43230-2700
3501 E Livingston Ave,
Columbus, OH 43227-2220
PO Box 340123,
Columbus, OH 43234-0123
5831 Sawmill Rd,
Dublin, OH 43017-2532
564 S State St,
Westerville, OH 43081-2968
5350 N Hamilton Rd,
Columbus, OH 43230-1318
6386 Shelton Ct,
Dublin, OH 43017-1738
399 S State St,
Westerville, OH 43081-2600
7870 Olentangy River Rd Ste 109,
Columbus, OH 43235-1319
10 E Schrock Rd,
Westerville, OH 43081-2915
Tips on finding a good coin dealer
What to look for in a coin dealer
If you are looking to purchase or sell a rare coin, it is important you find a coin collector that is fair and honest. If the deal seems too good to be true, it typically is. It is important to you find a coin dealer well versed in numismatics. Numismatics is "the scientific analysis and study of money and the way people have used money throughout history," according to Sprucecrafts. It is also important the coin shop is owned by a dealer that is financially stable, well respected in the coin dealer community, and has positive reviews online (including with BBB!)
Questions to ask a coin appraiser
Coin dealers typically specialize in one area of numismatics such as rare coins, early American copper coins, classic silver dollars, gold coins, and so on.
Once you believe you have found the right place, ask the dealer these questions from Sprucecrafts:
- How long have you been a coin dealer?
- Are you a member of any professional associations such as BBB or the Professional Numismatists Guild?
- Do you have a brick-and-mortar shop, or do you set up coin shows?
More tips to find a reputable coin dealer
It is also important to research coin collectors online. Use online review systems to ensure the coin dealer is reputable and reliable. Look for answers to these questions:
- Is the coin dealer financially stable with a large inventory of assets? Unfortunately, some coins on the market are counterfeit, altered, or doctored in some way. You want to be sure the coin dealer has an inventory that will stand the test of time.
- Does the coin dealer have a good reputation within their peer group? Reputation is everything, especially when dealing with rare items.
- What happens if you are not satisfied? Make sure the coin dealer is willing to submit to arbitration, especially if you are buying an expensive coin as an investment.
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