What we buy Gold Coins
What we buy
Sell Gold Coins in Orlando, FL
Gold coins are among the easiest things to sell with confidence, because the number they start from is public and anyone can look it up. Bring a single piece or a full roll to our office west of downtown, watch it get weighed and tested, and leave the same visit with cash or a wire on its way.
What takes an eye is separating the coins that are simply gold from the coins that are worth more than their gold. Both get examined every time, so nothing old or scarce goes home priced like a plain ounce.
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407-329-0455Gold coins we are buying
- American Gold Eagles and Gold Buffalos
- Pre-1933 U.S. gold in $2.50, $5, $10, and $20 Liberty, Indian, and Saint-Gaudens
- Krugerrands out of South Africa
- Canadian Maple Leafs and other foreign gold
- British Sovereigns and European gold coinage
- Fractional gold and modern gold commemoratives
How a gold coin offer comes together
On a modern bullion coin it is arithmetic. The gold in the coin, times what gold is trading for that hour, plus the premium that particular coin carries in the market. Larger lots of clean, familiar coins price closest to the market.
Older American gold plays by other rules. The year, the mint, and how the coin held up often outweigh the ounce it holds, and a truly scarce or well-kept piece can run several times its metal. Coins already slabbed by PCGS or NGC are checked against published guides and recent hammer prices.
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What your gold coins will bring
A quick note on what you have is enough for us to come back with a figure the same day.
FAQ
Sell Gold Coins in Orlando, FL: common questions
What does a one-ounce Gold Eagle bring?
It builds from the ounce of gold in the coin at the market price of the hour, plus the premium Eagles carry. Gold shifts all day, so call 407-329-0455 for where it stands, or bring the coin by for a firm quote.
Could my old gold beat its melt value?
Often, yes. Liberty, Indian, and Saint-Gaudens gold routinely clears melt, and the better years and grades by a wide stretch. Each coin is judged for itself, not tallied up as so many ounces.
Why not just mail gold to an online buyer?
Because it means giving up your only leverage. In person the coins stay yours until a figure is agreed, you watch how it is reached, and you are paid that day instead of after a shipping window.