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Coin and Gold Buyers Serving Wheat Ridge, CO

We buy silver dollars, inherited collections, error coins and gold from Wheat Ridge homeowners and their families. Every coin is checked while you watch, and the written offer is yours to keep, sold or not.

  • Private appointment, with no counter and no audience
  • Every coin and gold piece checked in front of you
  • Written offer, paid the same visit if you say yes

Call (303) 401-0104

Free offer in Wheat Ridge

Three quick questions. We call back the same business day.

Free and private. No obligation to sell. We only use your number to set up your appointment.

or call (303) 401-0104

Wheat Ridge

Long-time Wheat Ridge owners and the coins they saved

Before the subdivisions, Wheat Ridge was farm country, and for much of the 1900s its greenhouses grew so many carnations that the town called itself the Carnation Capital of the World. The Carnation Festival still carries the name each summer. A lot of the ranch houses along 38th Avenue, Kipling and Wadsworth were bought by people who stayed in them for fifty years or more, and some of those owners still remember the greenhouses.

Owners who stay that long tend to keep things, and coins are no exception. A Wheat Ridge estate can hold a coffee can of silver dimes, a drawer of Morgan and Peace dollars, a few proof sets and a jewelry box with a gold watch and a wedding set. Morgan dollars ran from 1878 to 1904 and in 1921, Peace dollars from 1921 to 1935, and each holds 0.7734 troy oz of silver. Date, mint mark and grade decide whether a dollar is worth its silver or more, and a 1921 Morgan with a D was struck at the Denver Mint.

Odd-looking coins come up often in estates like these, usually a penny or a quarter that someone set aside because it seemed strange. Most turn out to be damage or wear from decades in a jar. A genuine doubled die or off-center strike does bring more than face from collectors, so we look at each one with you and explain what we see, even when the answer is that the coin is ordinary. Bring those coins along in whatever envelope or holder they were kept in.

Children who grew up near Clear Creek and the old greenhouse fields now live all over the country, and many fly back to clear out a parent's house. A written, item-by-item offer lets everyone see the same list, whether one sibling is handling the sale or an executor or attorney is involved. Keep in mind that it is an offer to buy and does not replace a certified appraisal for court or tax purposes.

We work by appointment only, and the meeting place is set when you book. Ask about a home visit if the collection fills more than a box or two. Bring a photo ID to sell, and expect payment the same visit if you accept. Gold jewelry from the same house is sorted by karat and weighed while you watch.

How selling works from Wheat Ridge

  1. 1

    Call or send the form

    Tell us roughly what you have. We call back the same business day and set a private appointment at a time that suits you.

  2. 2

    Bring everything as it is

    Don't clean, polish or sort. Bring the jars, albums and jewelry box, plus a government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell.

  3. 3

    Watch each piece get checked

    Date, mint mark and grade for coins. Karat for gold. Non-destructive testing and a calibrated scale, right in front of you.

  4. 4

    Take the written offer, or don't

    Say yes and get paid that visit by cash, check or wire. Say no and leave with everything plus the item-by-item list.

Questions

Selling coins and gold in Wheat Ridge

Is the penny with a strange mark in my dad's coffee can an error coin?

It might be, though most odd coins turn out to be damage or wear. A real error happens at the Mint, like a doubled die, an off-center strike or a clipped planchet. Bring it to your appointment and we will look at it with you and explain what we find.

Do you buy a whole estate's coins at once?

Yes, and you can also sell only part of it. Every coin, bar and gold piece goes on a written, item-by-item offer. Accept all of it, accept some or keep everything. For a large Wheat Ridge estate, ask about a home visit when you call.

What should I bring to sell coins from a Wheat Ridge estate?

Bring the coins as you found them and do not clean them, since cleaning lowers a coin's grade. Bring a government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell. Executors and personal representatives may want any estate paperwork on hand for their own records.

Find out what your coins and gold are worth. Then decide.

  • Free evaluation, with no obligation to sell
  • Every piece checked in front of you
  • A written offer, item by item
  • Paid the same visit if you say yes

Call (303) 401-0104

Request your free offer

Three quick questions. We call back the same business day.

Free and private. No obligation to sell. We only use your number to set up your appointment.

or call (303) 401-0104

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