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World coins in Denver

Sell World and Ancient Coins in Denver

We buy foreign, world and ancient coins from sellers across the Denver metro, including sovereigns, Mexican gold and silver, Canadian silver and Chinese Pandas. We sort the gold and silver from the pocket change and price each group in writing.

Private appointments across the Denver metro. We call back the same business day.

A wooden chest of mixed gold and silver coins, like the world coin collections Denver families bring in

How world coins are priced

World coins fall into three groups. Gold and silver coins are priced on metal content against the live spot price, with extra for any that collectors want. Scarcer collector pieces and ancient coins are priced on current collector demand. Modern base metal change from trips abroad is worth little, and we tell you that up front.

One South African Krugerrand at today’s spot price

33.93 grams × 91.67% gold = 1.0000 troy oz × spot today’s price = call for today’s value in metal

Melt value only. Collector value, when a coin has it, is priced separately and shown to you at the table.

What changes the price of a world coin

  • Gold and silver content sets the floor on most world coins.
  • Sovereigns and Mexican gold are widely traded and easy to price.
  • Older dates and better condition can add collector interest.
  • Ancient coins are priced on type, detail and authenticity.
  • Modern base metal change from travel brings little.

World coins we buy

  • British Sovereigns
  • Mexican 50 pesos gold Centenarios
  • Mexican silver coins and Libertads
  • Canadian silver coins
  • Canadian Gold Maple Leafs
  • Chinese Silver and Gold Pandas
  • South African Krugerrands
  • European gold and silver coins
  • Ancient Greek and Roman coins

What happens when we meet

  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.

Selling in Denver

World coins that came home to the Denver metro

Plenty of world coin collections in the metro started with a military move. Families tied to Buckley in Aurora, and veterans living all over the suburbs, came home from overseas postings with jars of foreign change and now and then a gold piece bought on leave. Decades later, a son or daughter finds the jar in a closet and calls us to find out what is in it.

Other collections arrive with a family's history. Families who came to Denver from Mexico, and their children and grandchildren, often hold Mexican silver or a Centenario kept as savings. Households with British roots bring sovereigns. Old north Denver families in the Highlands sometimes have lire and older European silver. Newer immigrant families, settled from Aurora to Westminster, bring coins from Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe that we sort the same careful way.

The gold coins are easy to price because their content is fixed. A Mexican 50 pesos Centenario holds 1.2057 troy ounces of gold. A Krugerrand and a British Sovereign are both 22K, and a Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is 24K. Pandas come in silver and in gold, and we price each by its metal and any collector demand for the year.

Ancient coins take more care. Greek and Roman coins turn up in estates of people who traveled or taught history, and genuine ones are often worn and a little irregular. Tourist copies are common, so we look at every piece closely and tell you if one looks like a modern reproduction. A genuine Roman bronze worn nearly smooth may still interest collectors, and a shiny copy that looks perfect usually does not.

Then there is the coffee can of foreign change from twenty years of trips. Most modern base metal coins have little resale value, and we say so before you haul a heavy bag anywhere. Older Canadian and European coins with silver in them can be hiding in the mix, and we pick those out coin by coin. Mexican silver pesos from older years tend to turn up in these cans too, tucked among the newer coins.

Everything is sorted at the table in front of you. Each gold or silver coin gets its own line on the written offer, and the rest is grouped. Accept and you are paid the same visit. Call 303-401-0104, and we return calls the same business day.

Questions

Common questions

Do you buy foreign coins from trips abroad?

Yes, though most modern pocket change from travel is base metal and brings little. We sort it in front of you and pick out anything made of silver or gold, along with older coins that collectors want. You will know what the bag holds before you decide, and you are free to keep any of it.

How do you price British Sovereigns and Mexican gold?

On their gold content against the live spot price, with extra when a date or condition draws collectors. British Sovereigns are 22K gold. A Mexican 50 pesos Centenario holds 1.2057 troy ounces of gold. We confirm each coin with non-destructive testing and a calibrated scale, then write it on its own line.

Do you buy ancient Roman or Greek coins?

Yes. Ancient coins are priced on type, detail and authenticity. Copies sold to tourists are common, so we look at every piece closely and tell you what we think it is. Genuine coins go on your written offer at current collector demand. A piece we doubt goes back to you with an explanation of why.

My father brought coins home from military service. Are they worth anything?

Some may be. Base metal coins from overseas postings are usually common. Older silver coins, gold pieces and paper money from the same years can carry real value. We see collections like this from military families in Aurora and across the metro, and we sort each one coin by coin so nothing worthwhile gets lumped in.

Do you buy Canadian silver coins and Pandas?

Yes. Older Canadian silver coins are priced on their silver content and any collector demand. Chinese Silver and Gold Pandas are bullion coins that collectors also follow, so the year can matter along with the metal. Every coin is tested without acid or scratching and weighed on a calibrated scale before we price it.

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

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

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