FAQ

Yes, we buy all forms of gold, silver, and platinum. It can be ugly, old, or broken. It does not matter to us.

Some are rare, some are not. Just about everything is common. If you think about it, that’s what makes rare items rare-the definition of “rare” is… “most things are not”.

No, what you sell is for you to report.

We buy: Diamonds, gemstones, comic books (1960s and before), baseball cards (1960s and before), sports memorabilia, Star Wars toys (1980s and before), Art, vintage, antique and medieval pottery, all pocket watches, designer ANYTHING, Rolex, Tiffany, Patek Philippe, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Hermès and so many more….

The short answer is “NO!” Cleaning a coin often presents an enigma. A coin that has circulated and shows signs of wear has an altered appearance if it has been cleaned. In essence, what you ...

Age alone does NOT make something rare or valuable! If that were true, rocks and trees would be worth a fortune, and we’d all be rich.

Appointments are usually not needed if you come to see us at a show.Appointments to see us outside of a show are necessary. Our contact information is listed throughout our website.

A numismatist [noo-MIZ-muh-tist] is one who studies money in any of its forms. Numismatists often specialize in certain areas of numismatics such as coins, medals and tokens, or paper currency.